Nash, Maude Cushing Mrs · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 98
t, may bemoulded from the same piece of clay; but if it is a longtail the clay should be flattened and made wedge-shaped at one end. The tail is then pressed on thebody. Sometimes a toothpick is useful here. Stick halfinto the body and half into the tail and work the clayover it, blending all… … CLAY BEADS THE LITTLE ARTIST the animal world in their visions and hours of play.Much can be learned of animals, their habits and shapes,by moulding these forms. Perhaps the circus has beenvisited and a clay menagerie is desired at home. Theelephant must show his big flappy ears, his long trunk,and…
Kindergarten
Internet Archive · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
