University of Leeds. Library · London : Fleetway House · leaf 289
described, so that no part of the frame is visible, except the wire for fastening it to the electric light socket. Such shields can be of vellum, silk or linen. The last-named is particularly attractive with a bordering design in brightly coloured wools. A medium coarse linen should be used. The… … LAMPSHADE. Fig. 3. Shade Colour beads may be used with good made of silk stretched 011 wire frame and hand painted effect to outline these shields. LAPPED JOINT. In the simple form of joint known as lapped joints, one part overlaps the other, and the two are glued or nailed together. The lapped…
Handicraft · Dwellings · Needlework
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