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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 263

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slits are perfectly straight and wide enoughfor the cardboard to pass through. (3) See that the arms, legs and feet turn easily on their pivots,whether these pivots be paper-fasteners, cane or knitting needles. (4) See that sufficient lead is attached. (5) Cover the box neatly with paper, but not… … CHAPTER XX SOME MORE FRET-SAW TOYS Besides the numerous models already described that can be madewith the fret-saw, endless further toys might be made, amongothers the following. 1. A Zoo or Wild-Beast Show. The animals for this may bejointed models like the elephant and giraffe (Part I, Chapter…

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