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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 215

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terialssuggested in Part I, Chapter XIII. Note.—In making the fire-escape it will be a help to cut outtwo cardboard angles of 72°, these help to keep the shaft k m p uin the right position while the glue is drying. CHAPTER X CASTLE, TOURNAMENT, AND FAIR A Castle (Plate XV). Fig. 348 is an example… … Pv^.3v8 ness. First make the four towers, a, b, c, d, Fig. 349. Cut apiece of cardboard 10 inches by 8J inches. Divide this as in Fig. 350, and make half cuts along the dottedlines. Cut out the windows. Fold and gum together. Makethe other towers in the same way. To make overhanging battlements,…

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