A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 481
Fig. 43. 88 PAINTING AND DECORATING. 18 holding a piece of twine or strong cotton, on which chalk hasbeen previously rubbed,from the marked points,then snapping the line bypulling it from the sur-face of the panel, it willleave its impress on thework. This method is betterthan lining with… … Fig. 44. The pattern should next be stenciled on with Japan goldsize, slightly reduced with turpentine, taking care to use it assparingly as possible to prevent spreading or the formationof a ragged edge on the design. Having, in this manner,stenciled the top, bottom, and center scrolls, they…
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