. Things worth doing and how to do them. Fig. 134.—Gather the strip the strips into petals three inches deep and two and a half in-ches wide at the base (Fig. 132), ten petals to each strip; then creasing eachpetal length-wise throughits centre togive stiffness(Fig. 133),and gather-ing each stripseparately along its straight edge withneedle and thread (Fig. 134); in this Fig. 135— One gathered circle of r • -I. , • • • . sunflower petals. way forming the two strips into two pointed circles (Fig. 135). These circles, together with a brown centre, make one sunflower. Cut a strip of br
. Things worth doing and how to do them. Fig. 134.—Gather the strip the strips into petals three inches deep and two and a half in-ches wide at the base (Fig. 132), ten petals to each strip; then creasing eachpetal length-wise throughits centre togive stiffness(Fig. 133),and gather-ing each stripseparately along its straight edge withneedle and thread (Fig. 134); in this Fig. 135— One gathered circle of r • -I. , • • • . sunflower petals. way forming the two strips into two pointed circles (Fig. 135). These circles, together with a brown centre, make one sunflower. Cut a strip of brown tissue paper nine inches long and twoinches wide for the centre, gather thepaper tightly along one lengthwiseedge and tie it close up under andagainst the head of a slender nail(Fig. 136). Around the nail underthe brown centre, slide on first one,then the other, circle of gathered yel-low petals, taking care to have thepetal points of the lower circle lie between and not over those of the top circle. Finish by driving the nail which runs through
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