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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 93

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Ftj.ioa in pairs as in Fig. 163. Make holes near the shoulders and oneat c. Then fasten the arms to the body in the same way asthe legs. The heads are made of cork, the eyes, mouth, etc., beingmarked in ink. Cut a slit across the neck and one across the topof the body. Fasten the head to the body… … help of a pen-knife, a strip of calico into both these slits, so that the head is fairly close to the body (Fig. 164). The heads will move about as the figureswrestle. Paint the legsand arms. Pass a piece of threadthrough the holes c.Hold one end of thethread steady and movethe other about and…

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