wever, requires a support, for which a lightpasteboard or cardboard roll is best. This is placed within thepuff, as shown by Fig. 4; and the front of the inflated puff isworked into the deep crease or channel that appears in all theexamples. The shape is thus completed, and the upper part islowered… … FIG puff, if well inflated, stands up prominently, as shown by Figs.5, 7, and 8. Fig. 6, called Le Nez Roman, is one of the most difficult ofpuffs to make, requiring dexterity and consequent practice. Thefour fingers of each hand are placed within the fold, with thehands outside as far as they will…
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