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Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)

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wiping the color out of yourbrush with a dry rag, and while your painting is stillmoist, toning it down with the cleaned brush. This willremedy the abrupt transition from dark to light but mustbe carefully done, for if any turpentine be left in thebrush, the work will be ruined. It is quite… … Fig. 28. answering for a flat vase, a pitcher or any similar object.The local tints should first be put in, using chrome greenand a very little mixing yellow for the crocus leaves, AND HOW TO USE THEM. 109 and the same green with a larger proportion of mixingyellow for the snow drop leaves. Be…

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