How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)
Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 335
ly 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 once more be reverted to. If thepaper is caught at both ends, it can easily be folded so as 330 THE FAN FROM NAGASAKI. to form Fig. 15, and a table-mat… … obtained. Fig. 19 is made by drawing the paper outagain, and letting it loose at the end. Thus you see, bypulling out some parts and drawing in others, a quantityof things could be made other than these I have shown.It would be quite interesting if every boy and girl whoreads this, would try on…
Handicraft · Amusements
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