. First years in handicraft . <— r —^ hand, as shown. Punch the hole with ticket-punch. Take12 of string—pretty pink string such as the druggist it. Push the loop through the hole. Pass the endsthrough the loop and pull taut. Knot the loose ends. FIRST YEARS IN HANDICRAFT ,9 These labels are useful in marking various bits of schoolmaterial. Model 3 THREAD-WINDER NO. 1 Material: 120-lb. cover-paper. Draw the rectangle shown in Fig. 3. Place the pointsindicated, respectively yA and j£ from F/g. 3. Connect these by the slant lines. Cut out on the heavy lines shown. This t
. First years in handicraft . <— r —^ hand, as shown. Punch the hole with ticket-punch. Take12 of string—pretty pink string such as the druggist it. Push the loop through the hole. Pass the endsthrough the loop and pull taut. Knot the loose ends. FIRST YEARS IN HANDICRAFT ,9 These labels are useful in marking various bits of schoolmaterial. Model 3 THREAD-WINDER NO. 1 Material: 120-lb. cover-paper. Draw the rectangle shown in Fig. 3. Place the pointsindicated, respectively yA and j£ from F/g. 3. Connect these by the slant lines. Cut out on the heavy lines shown. This thread-winder is useful for the busy-work worsteds, etc. 20 FIRST YEARS IN HANDICRAFT Model 4 SEAMLESS TRAY Material: 120-lb. cover-paper. Draw the rectangle, Fig. 4. On each line place dots y2
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