What shall we do now? Five hundred games and pastimes: (1907)
Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1879-1958 · New York, F.A. Stokes company · leaf 260
t up onone of its sides. Then take five or six matches and cut themto that length which, when they are glued in an upright rowat equal distances apart to the back of the match-box, willcause them to stand up above the top of it about a third of aninch. On the tops of them then lay another match to… … Match-Box Washstand basins will, of course, have to be bought, but an acorn cup orsmall shell makes a very good toy basin. WardrobesThe wardrobe is made by standing the inside of a match-box on end, fixing inside several little pegs made of smallpieces of match stuck in with glue, and hanging two…
Games · Amusements
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