Games of skill, and conjuring: including draughts, dominoes, chess, morrice (1865)
London, New York, G. Routledge and sons · leaf 135
uld be mixed with the colours usedin shading, to prevent them running when applied to the wovenfabric. The artist may now proceed to the work of tinselling, which con-sists in gumming little spangles and embossed ornaments over certainparts of the picture. Every piece of armour, every button,… … 128 TINSELLING. r shield, sword, and jewels would have to be formed of pieces of giltor silver paper cut and stamped into proper shapes and patterns.The price of each piece of embossed work depends of course upon itssize or elaborateness. When the picture is finished, it should bemounted on fine…
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