Insertions, Borders and Medallions
Which All Who Tat Will Appreciate
By Anna J. Johnson
Needlecraft January, 1925
Pgs 37-38 

No. 3 (illustrated on page 38). – Medallions matching borders are very attractively used as inserts with them.  A hexagonal medallion has first a cloverleaf, made like 1^st cloverleaf of border; chain of 10 double knots; a small ring, as in border, joining by 1^st picot to last picot of 3^rd ring of cloverleaf; a 2^nd small ring, opposite; *chain of 10 double knots; a cloverleaf, as before, joining 1^st ring by 1^st picot to last picot of 1^st small ring, and by middle picot to middle picot of 3^rd ring of preceding cloverleaf (this picot should be slightly longer than usual, so that the medallion will lie perfectly smooth when completed); chain of 10 double knots; a small ring, to complete the pair, joining to a 2^nd small ring of preceding pair.  *Continue until you have 6 cloverleaves, joining last also to 1^st, last small ring in center to 1^st, and last chain at base of 1^st cloverleaf.

Pattern typed by Sheila Stewart