Weaver, Emily A. [from old catalog] · Springfield, Mass., M. Bradley company · leaf 71
tra one, as in Fig.199, and trace around them for the pattern. Bend carefullywhere each joins the center one. Or cut each from cardboard,cover with any material desired, as silk, velvet or plush, andjoin by sewing or with ribbon. Using large pentagons con-venient workbaskets can be made. If the… … Fig. 202. Fig. 201.—To fold the Cube. Use the second method givenfor folding a square from an oblong, but do not cut off thesquare, simply fold it. Add a lap nearly X-inch wide, as in Fig.202, to the square, and cut off the remainder of the oblong. PAPER AND SCISSORS IN THE SCHOOLROOM. (^1 ■ ■ ■ -…
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