atternis laid over the form as in Fig. i,allowing about half a yard extralength at the bottom, and the clothlaid on in plaits, which are securedslightly to the floor by tacks, asshown in Fig. 2. Two yards are allowed for the top,and the surplus cloth at the bottom is folded back to form apuff, as… … Fig. —***** A THANKSGIVING WINDOW. Mr. Fred. V. Ives, with J. E. McAllaster & Sons, Gouver-neur, N. Y., describes a Thanksgiving window: The entirewindow was lined with blue cambric, formed into puffs, with thefloor made up of the same material, to imitate waves. Withchalk I penciled lines, to…
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