Indoor And Outdoor Recreations for Girls
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Fig. 249. The apron.
Fig. 250. Lock and band of tinfoil.
Fig. 251. Make this part of paste- board.
152 Handicraft for Girls lapsible tube and from it cut a wide strip like Fig. 250, one narrow, straight strip and two medium-wide straight strips, four in all. Cut the butt end of the gun (Fig. 251) of stiff card- fri 3 board. Break a piece measuring Fig ^ _ A pin for a ramro(L four and one-half inches from a common coarse steel knitting-needle for your gun-barrel and use a slender, round stick, o...r the small holder of a , draughtsman's pen, 1L _^- cutting it a trifle more than three and one-half inches in length for the ramrod Fig. 353. Slide the paper end in the wood like this. Crroove o In the centre of one end of the stick bore a deep hole with the red-hot point of a hat-pin and insert the pointed end of an ordinary pin for a ramrod (Fig. 252). Split the other end of the stick up through the centre not quite half an inch and work the butt end of the gun in the opening (Fig. 253).
Lay the gun-barrel above the wooden part (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 249. The apron.
Fig. 250. Lock and band of tinfoil.
Fig. 251. Make this part of paste- board.
152 Handicraft for Girls lapsible tube and from it cut a wide strip like Fig. 250, one narrow, straight strip and two medium-wide straight strips, four in all. Cut the butt end of the gun (Fig. 251) of stiff card- fri 3 board. Break a piece measuring Fig ^ _ A pin for a ramro(L four and one-half inches from a common coarse steel knitting-needle for your gun-barrel and use a slender, round stick, o...r the small holder of a , draughtsman's pen, 1L _^- cutting it a trifle more than three and one-half inches in length for the ramrod Fig. 353. Slide the paper end in the wood like this. Crroove o In the centre of one end of the stick bore a deep hole with the red-hot point of a hat-pin and insert the pointed end of an ordinary pin for a ramrod (Fig. 252). Split the other end of the stick up through the centre not quite half an inch and work the butt end of the gun in the opening (Fig. 253).
Lay the gun-barrel above the wooden part (Fig.
What to read after Indoor And Outdoor Recreations for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Beard to read onlineMoreLess
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