Weaver, Emily A. [from old catalog] · Springfield, Mass., M. Bradley company · leaf 43
Fig. loo.— To fold a square. Take an oblong. Bring thelower right corner d of the oblong up to the upper edge andplace the right edge of the oblong evenly along its whole lengthwith this upper edge. Crease the oblique fold and cut ofi^ theportion of the oblong extending beyond the edge de.… … Fig. loi. Fig. I02. When a square without a fold is required use two oblongs of PAPER AND SCISSORS IN THE SCHOOLROOM, 39 equal width. Place one across the other so tliat one corner andtwo edges of each shall coinside ; the short edges of one touch-ing the long edges of the other. Cut off the…
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