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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 79

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events the toy from overbalancing. Paper, etc., must besuitably coloured. The match-box cover might have brown paperpasted round it. CHAPTER VII CORK ANIMALS HARNESSED TO SLEDGES, ETC. For these toys plenty of corks are necessary, and files or sand-paper ; also some pointed instrument, a long nail… … Fig. 128 quite smooth and round the edges. Cut a horses head out of cardboard and colour it, make a slit with a knife in the widest part of the cork, insert the horses head, insert the tail and four matches for legs. Gum a piece of paper on the horses back, turn up and gum the ends of a paper strip…

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