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Ladies's work for pleasure and profit (1894)

Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 76

An illustration from Ladies's work for pleasure and profit, 1894, leaf 76
ing sideview—see figure 56—the lightest shade ofthe color used will be disposed on that por-tion of the flower where the light wouldnaturally strike first, which, in case of theflower in question, would be on the upperF^G. 56. petals, shading gradually darker toward the base of flower from right to… … 64 DAINTY WORK FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. ing, begin at the point where the lightest shade is to be used and graduallyblend in the deeper shades, working always toward that point of thepetals where the shadows lie, which in this case will be on the edges ofthose petals drooping lowest and nearest the…

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