How to teach paper-folding and cutting: a practical manual-training aid (1892)
[Litchfield, Norma MacLeod] [from old catalog] · Lebanon, Ohio, March brothers · leaf 51
Ug.Mo.^y the same position as in the previous design if so de-sired. A conventionalized maple leaf next claims 48 PAPER-FOLDING AND CUTTING. our attention. See figure No. 63. It is so pretty initself and is made up of such graceful curves that adesign formed of such leaves can not help but… … N06O tration No. 65 shows the leaves unfolded and spreadin position. No additional decoration is needed.Figure No. 66 represents a leaf of the oxalis, whichfrom its peculiar shape is very effective as a basis for
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