What to do and how to do itFor those who paint, varnish, or kalsomine . ripe the glass with black in any desiredmanner to imitate the lead frame of the real article, about three-sixteenths of an inch in width ; then put on your colors, makingeach panel different, and using a small sash tool to stipple thepaint. The addition of a little white-lead will make the colors workeasier, and render them slightly opaque. Diaphanie is the name given to a method of imitating stainedglass, which is extensively used. It consists in the use of parti-colored transparent paper, which is fixed upon the glass wi
What to do and how to do itFor those who paint, varnish, or kalsomine . ripe the glass with black in any desiredmanner to imitate the lead frame of the real article, about three-sixteenths of an inch in width ; then put on your colors, makingeach panel different, and using a small sash tool to stipple thepaint. The addition of a little white-lead will make the colors workeasier, and render them slightly opaque. Diaphanie is the name given to a method of imitating stainedglass, which is extensively used. It consists in the use of parti-colored transparent paper, which is fixed upon the glass with size,and then varnished. KALSOMINING. To do a good job of kalsomining, one must fully understand the kinds of brushes, and have only been tolerated in paint-brusheSheretofore from necessity. As a consequence of this brush is a little more mellow than other kinds of brushes,allowing a little more elasticity or spring near the ferrule ; and, inconsequence, will wear up shorter before being laid aside as a * * stub. The Patent Open-Center Paint Brush,. [Trade Mark.]This brush is a modification of the original full-center brush, andby some considered an improvement. The plug, or section of theold-style paint-handle, driven into the center, acts on the principleof the wedge, and in the opposite direction from the wedges of thehandle and thus holds the handle and bristles within the ferrule,if possible, more securely. At the same time, the central spacebeing very small, the brush retains all, or nearly all, the advan-tages of the full-center brush. The Combination Patent Brush.
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