Beard, Lina, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920, joint author · New York, Scribner's · leaf 160
shedand squeezed together, causing theedges to fold and turn until they re-semble the real flower (Fig. 138).Smaller circles, crimped by drawingthe paper through the partially closedhand (Fig. 139), can be made intopinks, and you may have brilliant,nodding poppies in the same way,only these are of… … Fig. 141.—Paper poppy. 130 Parties, Shows, and Entertainments nies are similar in construction to some of the flowers you havemade, so try to work these out yourself.A simple way to make Roses is to cut tissue paper into strips two and a half inches deep; cut the square-cornered slashes two inches…
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