Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 79
o, with a fewhours practice, than onewould suppose. Then,dry sponge andlgers, carefullythe wet leatherinto the mold,n dry, it may be;rved up plaincolored and gild-1. With a singlenold you mayprint off as manyimpressions asyou may need.Tack themon seasonedpanels. Theymay be usedfor decorat-ing… … LEATHER-WORK. ordinary way with leaf or, if this be beyond the must be perfectly dried, and then oiled and dried artists power, by taking any good gold ink and, by gentle heat more than once. The wet leather with a very finely pointed small brush, painting is laid between them. In most cases the…
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