Macbeth, Ann · New York, R.M. McBride and company · leaf 37
the ball ofwool is two, or two and a half inches indiameter, loosen the string from the slits,and slip out the cardboard carefully fromthe ball; you will not have a bundle ofwool with a string running through all theloops. Tie the string up tightly and knot 25 26 THE PLAYWORK BOOK it well, then… … Figs. 1 and 2. This is a somewhat wasteful way of mak-ing a ball, and should only be used by verylittle children with waste wool or cotton3^arn. It teaches them, however, a veryuseful thing—to wind wool evenly, and tocut and trim it. ANOTHER WOOLLEN BALL 27 ANOTHER WOOLLEN BALL Materials Required:—…
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