Weaver, Emily A. [from old catalog] · Springfield, Mass., M. Bradley company · leaf 59
I- 152. Fig. 152.— Fold and cut the hexagon, then cut the curveshown in Fig. 122. Using the hexagon as a base, the samevariety of forms may be developed as were made from the four-pointed star or pentagon. The directions and illustrations foreither the star or pentagon may be followed when the… … Fig. 153- Fig. 153.—To make a heptagon fold a square on a verticaldiameter. Bisect the fold and divide the upper half of the foldinto fourths. Crease the fourth next the middle of the diameter,as in Fig. 154. This crease should be three-eighths of the wholelength of the diameter from the top.…
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