Toy-making at home; how to make a hundred toys from odds and ends (1915)
Adams, Morely · New York : Frederick A. Stokes company · leaf 96
TOYS FROM ODDS AND ENDS 85 seat is done as follows : On a piece of cardboard mark out a circle having the same radius as the case, and another circle with a radius £ in. larger. Cut this out as shown in Fig. 103. Now cut a slot a little more than half-way across the case from the front, at a level… … Fio. 103. cutting till the seat fits correctly in the case. Then glue it position. All that is now required is a coat of paint, and any orna mentation you may care to add. In conclusion we would point out onco more what we stated at the beginning — namely, that the examples given are intended…
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