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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 63

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Fig. 53-—Lay another cat-tail up against the crossed strings. n Fig. 54.—Alternate large and small ends of reeds. 46 Handicraft for Gir/s der the weave, hiding the ends on the wrong side of thecurtain (Fig. 55). At equal short distances from the tipsof the head-pole fasten in a screw-eye large… … 55- — Primitive curtain of reeds and twine stitcb. On the centre of the space along the upper side of thetop pole, between the first and second cord and the thirdand fourth cord, drive in a staple-nail (Fig. 49, B, B), shownmore plainly in Fig. 56. These staple-nails are for hold-ing in place the…

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