Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 242
d an imitation as nimble fingers can fashion. We show here,in figure 214, a butterfly which can be attached to a lamp shade, or any ofthe places mentioned, with good effect. Trace the shape of the wings bymeans of impression paper, but twice the given size. This can be accv.ratelyaccomplished by… … 212 DAINTY WORK FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. on the wrong side. To make the body, roll a piece of cotton lengthwiseuntil it is about twice the size of a lead pencil in thickness, v/rap it aroundwith the black paper and tie a piece of wire around the neck and at inter-vals down the length of the body;…
Needlework · Embroidery
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