Seat work and industrial occupations; a practical course for primary grades (1905)
Gilman, Mary Louise, Williams, Elizabeth Baille, 1846- · New York, Macmillan · leaf 34
unity here in making chairs for childrento exercise their inventive faculty in forming the backs androunds. They will show considerable capability in this direc-tion if encouraged to do so. SEAT WORK AND INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS 31 By a simple variation of the above, a lounge will be theresult,… … Fig. 17. -Dictate: — Fold into 16 oblongs. On the short sides at each crease, cut the length of oneoblong. Lap the middle oblongs to form the gables. Paste. Lap the loose oblongs over the gables. Paste. Cut out doors and windows. (Pig- IT.) 32 SEAT WORK AND INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS TO FOLD A TOWER OR…
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