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Children's occupations (1920)

Nash, Maude Cushing Mrs · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 216

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d baby, why not make a balldoll? The foundation is a ball made of cotton battingor rags tied up. Cover it over with white-ribbed stock-ing or shirt material. Over one half the ball stretch redflannel, and around the circumference where the whiteand red are joined together, finish by tying around a…

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