The American girl's home book of work and play (1888)
Campbell, Helen, 1839-1918 · New York : Putnam · leaf 335
WHA T MAY BE DONE WITH LEA THER, 3IO " The tools needed for this work are few, cheap, and simple. It may be even elegantly effected with only an ivory paper- knife and a stamp made of a stick of any hard wood, the end of which has been cross-hatched with a penknife, like a com- mon office-seal. But… … Fig. 108. — Tin Can decorated the size of a three-cent piece, set in a handle, like the well- known 'pattern-wheel,' is the best to run pattern lines or outlines with ; while the stamp can be made of steel for thirty cents. "It is also advisable to have a pattern-wheel, which is like
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