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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 102

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ness of the blade does much toprevent the children cutting their fingers. For older children the London or Leipsic pattern issuitable, or they can use their pen-knives. These can be sharpenedquite well on an ordinary knifeboard. Rulers. The non-slip safety ruler is the best. It gripsthe paper well,… … Fig. 174draw an oblong 8 inches by 2 inches, and divide it into foursquares (Fig. 174). On the top of each construct an equilateral 91 92 TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME Fig. iX-3 triangle. Make a flange about | inch on the sides of the triangles,as shown in Fig. 174, and on the sides ofthe squares.…

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