eing acted. Trees, etc., can also be cut out as described in Chapter XX(Part II), and stood about. A sea scene looks very effective. Waves can be cut out ofcardboard and placed in every groove, as in Fig. 549, and a shipdrawn across. A shipwreck forms an exciting scene. Indeed,there is no end to… … FiG. 551 ments. It must not be forgotten that the stage is large enough tohold small objects—trees, etc.—to make the scenes look more TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 299 realistic. Also holes or slits can be made in the roof if it is neces-sary to pull anything up or hang anything. Fig. 549 shows…
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