ne half gummed together as for the motor formsthe case ; the other half forms the shelves and theornament on top. A door can easily be added,or two doors, one on each side. A Wigwam. Begin with half a square (Fig.61). Fold into thirty-two parts. Draw a curvedline from a through b and c to d, and… … Fig. 6i Strips of paper can be cut out and gummed inside the wigwam forpoles. Designs can be drawn on wigwam as in Fig. 62. Marks TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 49 from K to M show where it is laced up. The wigwam should becoloured brown, the circles on it red and white or yellow. Thismodel will be…
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