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The playwork book (1918)

Macbeth, Ann · New York, R.M. McBride and company · leaf 59

An illustration from The playwork book, 1918, leaf 59
d show your very pretty picture.Seaweeds can be used instead of flowers—and if so, they should be arranged on theglass in a dish of water and floated intoplace. 48 THE PLAYWORK BOOK CUP AND BALL Materials Required:— A piece of thin cardboard about eight inches square,scraps of tissue paper^ string,… … Fig. 27. line from corner to corner and cut it across.Then roll this triangle of cardboard into along cone shape, about two and a half inch-es wide at the open end, and with a stripof thin gummed paper across the overlap-ping edge fix it down tight, so that it will CUP AND BALL 49 not open out…

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