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Needlework without "specimens": the modern book of school needlework (1900)

Claydon, Ellen P, Claydon, C. A · New York, E.P. Dutton & co. · leaf 28

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Cardboard. turned down. Secure together the corners AD, DE ; EG, GJ ; MH, HK ; and LC,CB. [See Fig. 1 {a). ] If thick card is employed, corners may be joined by bindingA\-ith strips of paper. If thin card is used, flanges about J in. wide should be leftfor securing the corners. Seccotine is the… … Fig. l{c). Foot of Dolls Bedstead made of Cardboard. 24 NEEDLEWORK WITHOUT SPECIMENS. flat against the turned-down top end of the bedstead [ABCD in Fig. l{a) ]. and thesection JKHG in Fig. 1(c) will be attached to the bottom end [JKHG of Fig. l(rt) ].Fig. 2 shows the completed model.

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