How to Make Paper Costumes
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Page fourteen Read the general directions carefully before making any costumes j{(W TO JMAK.C TtATCP^ COSTUJM&S: No. 23 Pumpkin Vegetable Costumes Make a_ two-ruffle skirt of green crepe paper, rolling the ruffle edges between the thumb and forefinger before gathering them. Sew the ruffles to the skirt foundation and add leaves of a darker green.
Paste strips of orange crepe paper (with the grain running across) to wires, gathering the paper slightly with the fingers as your proceed. R...ound out each sec- tion by pulling out the crepe. Make three sections each for front and back with a flat space under the arms, thei^sew into place. Make sleeves to resemble other sections, using wire if necessary. Finish the round neck with pumpkin leaves.
Make a hat of leaves pasted over a cap foundation and do not forget the stem.
^ 24 Fo'' t^^ foundation of this costume use pajamas. First cover both coat p ■ and trousers with plain green crepe paper, then cut corn husks of green paper and paste them on, one overlapping the other as illustrated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 Gray.
Page fourteen Read the general directions carefully before making any costumes j{(W TO JMAK.C TtATCP^ COSTUJM&S: No. 23 Pumpkin Vegetable Costumes Make a_ two-ruffle skirt of green crepe paper, rolling the ruffle edges between the thumb and forefinger before gathering them. Sew the ruffles to the skirt foundation and add leaves of a darker green.
Paste strips of orange crepe paper (with the grain running across) to wires, gathering the paper slightly with the fingers as your proceed. R...ound out each sec- tion by pulling out the crepe. Make three sections each for front and back with a flat space under the arms, thei^sew into place. Make sleeves to resemble other sections, using wire if necessary. Finish the round neck with pumpkin leaves.
Make a hat of leaves pasted over a cap foundation and do not forget the stem.
^ 24 Fo'' t^^ foundation of this costume use pajamas. First cover both coat p ■ and trousers with plain green crepe paper, then cut corn husks of green paper and paste them on, one overlapping the other as illustrated.
What to read after How to Make Paper Costumes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennison Manufacturing Company to read onlineMoreLess
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