Toy-making at home; how to make a hundred toys from odds and ends (1915)
Adams, Morely · New York : Frederick A. Stokes company · leaf 52
TOYS FROM ODDS AND ENDS 41 In making this model it would perhaps be as well to use carpenter's glue in place of the prepared stuff. From the material supplied by one or two empty cigar boxes, many interesting things can be made, especially articles for use with dolls — cradles, carts, furniture,… … FIG. 48. FID. 4C,. Fro. 47. A Doll's Cradle is perhaps one of the simplest to commence with. To a box from which the lid has been removed, it is only necessary to add two rockers. These can be cut out from the lid by means of a fret saw, and then smoothed down with glass-paper. Fig. 49 shows the…
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