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Dainty work for pleasure and profit (1891)

Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 245

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oiled or creased—should never be thrown away;carefully cleansed in gasoline, they can be utilized for various purposes;also velvet that has been used on bonnets, dresses, etc., can be steamed,when it will answer for making various trifling articles at once useful andornamental; so cultivate the… … FIG. 216. DAINTY TRIFLES. 215 CRAWLING RUGS. These rugs are the delight of every baby fortunate enough to possessone. The foundation may be made of an old dress skirt, a piece of felt orflannel, or even canton flan-nel will do nicely. It shouldbe lined with old ticking andlightly wadded. Over…

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