ce of the Cretonne is to the fabric, many delightful gifts and orna- stretched as tightly as possible. After all sides ments can be made. Sewing cases, lamp of the screen are tacked, cover overlapping strips of Cretonne with braid or bias folds, shades, shields, clothes hampers, waste paper tacking… … be extended from the upper shelf to the lower one to serve as a curtain. This can be snapped at the sides. A tape several inches long is sewed to each of the upper corners, and attached to the ceiling of the closet.
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