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Handicraft for girls; a tentative course in needlework, basketry, designing, paper and cardboard construction, textile fibers and fabrics and home decoration and care, designed for use in schools and homes (1910)

McGlauflin, Idabelle · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 107

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are to keep it back fromthe edge. Cover the corners with the cloth. Cut a strip of the coloredpaper twenty-one inches by two and three-fourth inches. Put a verylittle glue on the outside of the box and cover with the colored paper.Turn over the edges and glue them down. Follow the same… … GROUP OF BOXES.103 HANDICRAFT FOR GIRLS center of the seven-inch square of cardboard. Cover the sides and topwith the colored paper, the strip for the sides being twenty-two inchesby one and one-half inches, and the top a five-inch square. This box-can be made in any size or shape, the same general…

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