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Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for girls (1904)

Beard, Lina, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 82

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Fig. 81.—Make the end pieces like this. The Possibilities of a Clothes-Line 65 A Rope Nettingat once simple and effective is made like Fig. 82. This netting may be made of heavy rope for a grille inan open doorway, or of lighter rope for fringe. In eithercase the method is the same. In a board, at… … Fig. 82.—A Rope netting. line, drive a row of wire nails. It depends upon the size ofthe rope how far apart the nails should be placed. For aheavy rope there must be at least four inches between, andthis distance should lessen as the rope decreases in size. Cut your rope into pieces four feet in…

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