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Home arts and crafts : how to teach yourself modelling in clay, modelling in gesso, wood carving, fret sawing, poker work, pyrogravure, leather decoration, saw-piercing, etching on metal, metal hammering, bent-iron work, applied design, ornament, wall-paper designing, textile designing, tile designing, damaged china restoring, "grangerising", taxidermy, etc., etc. (1903)

Marks, Montague (Montague Laurence), b. 1847 · London : C.A. Pearson · leaf 97

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METAL WORK pinning the cardboard patterns of them in SAW-PIERCING. place upon the wood. You can thus prove Metal is hardly more difficult than wood to whether or not you have measured and drawn work with the fret-saw. The designs given for them correctly. the latter (p. 57) will look very well cut… … First make a paper or cardboard pattern of of the dealers. No. 22 or No. 24 (th inner) is each part of your object and test the parts by recommended for decorative hinges, handle

Decorative arts · Decoration and ornament

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