The Jolly book of Boxcraft
The Jolly book of Boxcraft
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First, if you have some green crape paper, lay it flat on the floor. This is the grass.
Next, if you have some silver paper, cut out a circle of it, and paste it to the crape paper to form a lake. Instead of the silver paper, you may substitute a cheap mirror. Place this under the crape paper and cut out a circle above it.
You will need a grove of trees near the shore of [70] Camp Box on Mirror Lake. Its tents are made from the halves of shallow boxes. Trees are made of clothespins.
The Boxvill...e Gipsy Cart is made from a correspondence-card l>ox.
CAMP BOX ON MIRROR LAKE your lake. These trees are made by standing some clothes-pins on end with forks in the air. Cut some green paper and press it in between the forks. It makes the foliage of trees.
The tents are made from the half of a shallow white box like a letter-paper box. To make a tent, cut through each long side rim of your box as far as the top or bottom of the cover, as the case may be. Bend the box downward to each side of this cutting, making a tent roof, slanting to each side downward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, if you have some green crape paper, lay it flat on the floor. This is the grass.
Next, if you have some silver paper, cut out a circle of it, and paste it to the crape paper to form a lake. Instead of the silver paper, you may substitute a cheap mirror. Place this under the crape paper and cut out a circle above it.
You will need a grove of trees near the shore of [70] Camp Box on Mirror Lake. Its tents are made from the halves of shallow boxes. Trees are made of clothespins.
The Boxvill...e Gipsy Cart is made from a correspondence-card l>ox.
CAMP BOX ON MIRROR LAKE your lake. These trees are made by standing some clothes-pins on end with forks in the air. Cut some green paper and press it in between the forks. It makes the foliage of trees.
The tents are made from the half of a shallow white box like a letter-paper box. To make a tent, cut through each long side rim of your box as far as the top or bottom of the cover, as the case may be. Bend the box downward to each side of this cutting, making a tent roof, slanting to each side downward.
What to read after The Jolly book of Boxcraft?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patten Beard to read onlineMoreLess
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