How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)
Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 334
e upperlayer of the sunshade cover, a species of cup or goblet.By drawing out b until it is at right angles with the up-right, the goblet form is nearer correct.Now reverse the paper, and spread out the lower part THE FAN FROM NAGASAKI. 329 so that it may represent the body of a wine-glass ;… … the central part, and by compressing the central foldswell together, these wheels are produced (Fig. 13). The hat, or cup and saucer (Fig. 14), is readily made byopening the paper out again, and catching it at the two ends. We now come to a new form of subjects, so the originalform (Fig. 5), must…
Handicraft · Amusements
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