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Fancy work for pleasure and profit (1905)

Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 249

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The cushion iskept in position by means of ascarf of pale yellow and goldenbrown silk, passed under the can-vas and over the cushion and tiedin a large, loose bow on top. Theends may be fringed or trimmedwith lace. The frame of stoolshould be nine inches wide, twelve inches long and eight inches… … CHILDS CHAIR. At the season when the little folks are especially to be remembered thelittle chair here shown will serve as an idea which can be enlarged upon tosuit the fancy. The chair shown is one of the ordinary wooden affairs soldin stores for twenty cents. Taken home and treated to a coat of…

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