Raphia and reed weaving, including also cardboard and paper construction; a practical course for primary and elementary schools (1901)
Knapp, Elizabeth Sanborn · Springfield, Mass., New York [etc.] M. Bradley Company · leaf 13
y be saved by providing each pupil with aportfolio, made from oak tag, in which he may place his unfin-ished work and waste pieces, all of which are to be saved andutilized in the making of the different models. The muci-lage may be placed on several small dishes on a table, eachchild, after… … Model II. Oblong Box. Fig. 1. Fig. 2. MODEL I.—SQUARE BOX. Fold the paper into sixteen small squares. (See Fig. 1.)Cut in on the heavy lines, fold on the light lines. Fold intoshape and paste, using mucilage. MODEL II.—OBLONG BOX. Cut off four squares on the right side or from top. (SeeFig 2.)…
Paper work · Basket making
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