Archer, Effie Archer · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 108
itover the next pin. If you want to reverse the pattern,clean it thoroughly with naptha on both sides andlet it dry for a couple of minutes before using again. To make a stencilled piece washable it has tobe steamed like printed dress goods. This can beaccomplished in two ways: that is, by holding… … Fig. 86. A stencilled bag Water colours or crayons can be used when a pieceis not desired to be washed. The latter works inas smoothly as paints. Scrim, cheese cloth, linen, crash, burlap, monkscloth, and Arras cloth can be used for curtains orportieres. The cost of them varies from sevencents to…
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