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Indoor and outdoor recreations for girls (1906)

Beard, Linda, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920 · New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 111

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Fig. 117.—Foldonce more. Fig. 118.—Cutfrom C to B, curv-ing the edge. Fig. 119.—Thecircle still in itsfolds. able you to gauge the distance from A to B, and you canthen cut from C to B without measuring. Before Beginning Your Flower take up the natural one and examine it carefully. You willnotice… … Fig. no.—The circle opened. not noticeable except asappearance, and the edgeIt is this last ap-pearance or theimpression of theflower that you areto produce ratherthan its many andseparate littleparts. So now towork. Cut Two Squaresfor Each Pink, one measuring fiveand one - quarterinches, the…

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