The playwork book . Fig. with mucilage on to a spool. A squarelid will do equally well. A DOLLS BED Materials Required :— Small cardboard box and lid, needle and thread,lace or ribbon, small piece of wadding and muslin,or a piece of thin material, scissors. First cover the bottom of the cardboardbox with a layer of soft material or wad-ding, with thin cotton over it, and takelarge tacking stitches to fasten this fix on your canopy by setting the lidupright on to the end of the box, and glue A DOLLS BED 59 or fix it into place with stationers paperclips or large stitches. Tri
The playwork book . Fig. with mucilage on to a spool. A squarelid will do equally well. A DOLLS BED Materials Required :— Small cardboard box and lid, needle and thread,lace or ribbon, small piece of wadding and muslin,or a piece of thin material, scissors. First cover the bottom of the cardboardbox with a layer of soft material or wad-ding, with thin cotton over it, and takelarge tacking stitches to fasten this fix on your canopy by setting the lidupright on to the end of the box, and glue A DOLLS BED 59 or fix it into place with stationers paperclips or large stitches. Trim the canopyround the top with a little frill of lace ormuslin, and put the same, as a valance,round the bed portion. You can also add. Fig. at each side of the canopy, and, if you want a footboard, that also can be fixed across the bottom with big stitches or paper clips before the valance frill is sewed on. You can make quite large beds in this way, and if you have not a very pretty box you can trim it up with pieces of wall-paper pasted inside the canopy. A DOLLS CHAIR Materials Required:— Slice of cork or a chestnut, large strong pins, col-ored wool. The seat is a slice of cork or a chestnut,
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Keywords: ., bo, bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, booksubjecttoys, bookyear1918
