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. Things worth doing and how to do them. Fig. 644.—Tie securely. Fig. 645.—Make a loop of the floss. Stencil Painting and Stencils 437 it flat on the board and paint it with the dye, using your bristlepaint brush for the purpose. When the cloth is dry cut it intopieces four inches long. Dye a number of strands of whitelinen floss, or use green linen or silk floss for tying the tassels. Fold one piece of the dyed cheese-cloth crosswise through thecentre and crease it (Fig. 642). Thread a coarse needle with astrand of the floss and run it through the crease, leaving several inches of the floss a
. Things worth doing and how to do them. Fig. 644.—Tie securely. Fig. 645.—Make a loop of the floss. Stencil Painting and Stencils 437 it flat on the board and paint it with the dye, using your bristlepaint brush for the purpose. When the cloth is dry cut it intopieces four inches long. Dye a number of strands of whitelinen floss, or use green linen or silk floss for tying the tassels. Fold one piece of the dyed cheese-cloth crosswise through thecentre and crease it (Fig. 642). Thread a coarse needle with astrand of the floss and run it through the crease, leaving several inches of the floss at each end (). Draw the material into gathersand tie securely (Fig. 644). Then. Fig. 646.—Run another gatheringthread across each half of thetassel. Fig. 647.—Wrap the threadaround to form the neck.
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