The Royal Guide to Wax Flower Modelling
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There are but five petals, cut from bright yellow wax; colour themhalf-way down each with crimson: cup them a little in the palm of thehand, not using a pin at all. The foundation is rather small, and formedof green wax--one strip of stamina placed round, cut in lemon wax, tipped with orange powder. Calyx and seed cup formed according toprevious instruction.
Having given as many roses as my space will admit of, and as will berequired for the purpose of initiating learners in this kind of flower..., I will turn the attention of my readers to another class, held in muchesteem, and which will afford a wide field of variety to copyists. Iallude to THE CARNATION.
(DIANTHUS. ) _Pure Love. _ "Yon bright carnation--once thy cheek Bent o'er it in the bud; And back it gives thy blushes meek In one rejoicing flood!" This may be made in three varieties. The flakes are striped with broadbands of colour, the bizarres are striped with three colours, and thepicotees have a narrow margin of streaks and spots; they are allpainted with a sable brush.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are but five petals, cut from bright yellow wax; colour themhalf-way down each with crimson: cup them a little in the palm of thehand, not using a pin at all. The foundation is rather small, and formedof green wax--one strip of stamina placed round, cut in lemon wax, tipped with orange powder. Calyx and seed cup formed according toprevious instruction.
Having given as many roses as my space will admit of, and as will berequired for the purpose of initiating learners in this kind of flower..., I will turn the attention of my readers to another class, held in muchesteem, and which will afford a wide field of variety to copyists. Iallude to THE CARNATION.
(DIANTHUS. ) _Pure Love. _ "Yon bright carnation--once thy cheek Bent o'er it in the bud; And back it gives thy blushes meek In one rejoicing flood!" This may be made in three varieties. The flakes are striped with broadbands of colour, the bizarres are striped with three colours, and thepicotees have a narrow margin of streaks and spots; they are allpainted with a sable brush.
What to read after The Royal Guide to Wax Flower Modelling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peachey Emma to read onlineMoreLess
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