Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 257
all expensive—that we think DaintyTrifles would not be complete without a few illustrations oi what can be donewith this material. Figure 237 shows a branch of fruit which is effective,when nicely made, to pin to curtains, on a picture, or to cover a bare spaceon the wall. To make the spray shown… … branch by winding the wire with the brown paper, twisting it aroundsmoothly and evenly. Cut the leaves from thevelvet paper; they should be about three incheslong. Cut the green paper into strips aboutfour inches long by two inches wide, fold dov\:.the center and taper the end to an oval pointwith…
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