iter makesin making a 5, without proper instruction, is to formthe lower portion first, getting it too large, not allow-ing room at the top for the horizontal stroke. Ifthe strokes are followed as shown in the plate, thistrouble will be avoided. The figures (5 and 9 also give a similar trouble… … two Os, the top one slightly smaller than the bottomwith the centre stroke joining the two together insuch a way that they are made into one figure. Note the order in which the strokes are made,also that the last or 4th stroke serves three purpo.ses,viz: the completing of the top circle, the…
Clothing and dress
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