Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 236
ined so.thatnot a break or dot can be seen in it, the pupiltakes the mat and indents the background. Nogreat care is necessary for this in certain grounds.It may be done roughly or more evenly. Thereare different kinds of both mats and tracers, aswell as punches for making circles and roundedholes,… … A S1MTLE DESIGN. After matting the ground, you next go over theedges with the tracer again, or with a border tool,which is a tracer with the edges made like a veryfine saw. Do not be in a hurry, as too many peopleare, to make a fine piece of work to show as yourfirst effort. It is generally the…
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