How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)
Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 233
of square pieces of unglazed paper at hand—ribbon paper is very good for the purpose—and thrustthem carefully into the water under the bit of moss youdesire to take out. With a long, slender darning-needle 228 SEA-MOSSES. carefully arrange the tiny filaments, so that they shallform a graceful… … water flowing from the surface of the card does not soeasily disarrange their positions. When all the mosseshave been taken up on cards, fasten each to a table orshelf to dry. This is done by driving a pin through one 8EA-M0SSES. 229 corner of the card into the edge of the shelf or table,…
Handicraft · Amusements
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