Inside Out Library · Explore

When mother lets us make paper box furniture; a book which shows children just how to make most attractive toy furniture out of materials which cost practically nothing--toys which give as much pleasure as those from expensive toy shops (1914)

Rich, G. Ellingwood, Miss, 1872- [from old catalog] · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 50

An illustration from When mother lets us make paper box furniture; a book which shows children just how to make most attractive toy furniture out of materials which cost practically nothing--toys which give as much pleasure as those from expensive toy shops, 1914, leaf 50
or down until it lookslike a dresser. 3. Mark where you wish the bottom of the boxto be cut off. Cut it off and fasten the two partstogether. 4. Cut a hole for the **mirror and fasten anextra piece of cardboard behind it. Paste sil-ver paper on the cardboard, or fasten a realpiece of looking glass… … Low box-about twice as lon6 as wide

Paper work

Internet Archive · Library of Congress · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from When mother lets us make paper box furniture; a book which shows children just how to make most attractive toy furniture out of materials which cost practically nothing--toys which give as much pleasure as those from expensive toy shops

More like this