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. Manual of cardboard construction for third and fourth grades. 17 B3 4. Note : Draw a rectangle a line across in the out figure with on middle line. On white soft paper draw rectangle for leaves 4l^ around and fold in middle. Sew the leaves on to the covers, using floss, taking two orthree stitches as may be necessary. Materials: Bristolboard for covers, common soft paper for 18 <s^ .ri^ Sx 19 B3 5. Visiting Card. (Rhombus.)Construction: Draw base line of desired length. Using the hypotenuse of a 60°
. Manual of cardboard construction for third and fourth grades. 17 B3 4. Note : Draw a rectangle a line across in the out figure with on middle line. On white soft paper draw rectangle for leaves 4l^ around and fold in middle. Sew the leaves on to the covers, using floss, taking two orthree stitches as may be necessary. Materials: Bristolboard for covers, common soft paper for 18 <s^ .ri^ Sx 19 B3 5. Visiting Card. (Rhombus.)Construction: Draw base line of desired length. Using the hypotenuse of a 60° triangle (or any angle) draw sides of rhombus equal to base line, measuring with top line parallel to base line, using out figure with scissors. Let pupils write their names in the middle of the elements of quadrilalteral parallelograms—that is, Rhombus has four equal sides, and two opposite angles with square. Materials: Bristolboard.
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