Fairs And Fetes
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The sail is to be fastened to this on one side, and then, with a paint-brush and a little dark brown or black paint, windows and doors may be added, following the pictures in the book. Some windmills might be white, some brown, some gray, with sails to match.
In the center of the room there should be one huge windmill, if possible; this could have a framework put up by a carpenter, and the out- side could then be covered with gray paper cam- bric and the sails made of laths tacked into shape an...d covered with gray paper; or, they 101 FAIRS AND FETES could be made of pasteboard. If there is elec- tricity in the hall a small motor attached to the sails within the windmill proper would make them go around, and this would be a most de- lightfully realistic touch. A small boy inside could serve as motor if there happened to be no electricity at hand.
There are advertisements bearing Dutch pic- tures which may be used to decorate the walls of the room ; large posters can often be had by writing to the manufacturers and asking for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sail is to be fastened to this on one side, and then, with a paint-brush and a little dark brown or black paint, windows and doors may be added, following the pictures in the book. Some windmills might be white, some brown, some gray, with sails to match.
In the center of the room there should be one huge windmill, if possible; this could have a framework put up by a carpenter, and the out- side could then be covered with gray paper cam- bric and the sails made of laths tacked into shape an...d covered with gray paper; or, they 101 FAIRS AND FETES could be made of pasteboard. If there is elec- tricity in the hall a small motor attached to the sails within the windmill proper would make them go around, and this would be a most de- lightfully realistic touch. A small boy inside could serve as motor if there happened to be no electricity at hand.
There are advertisements bearing Dutch pic- tures which may be used to decorate the walls of the room ; large posters can often be had by writing to the manufacturers and asking for them.
What to read after Fairs And Fetes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benton Caroline French to read onlineMoreLess
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