Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 237
n 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 accuratelyaccomplished by means… … 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, wrap it aroundwith the black paper and tie a piece of wire around the neck and at inter-vals down the length of the body;…
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