Games

Thimble
This is a very good game. All the company leave the room save...

Huckle Buckle Bean Stalk
_5 to 60 players._ _Schoolroom; parlor._ This game is...

The Candle-lighters
Another balancing game. Two boys face each other, each with a...

Old Soldier
Old Soldier is a game for young children, and though it seems...

Low Tide
The first thing to do on reaching the seaside is to find out ...

Observation
The real name of this game may be something else, but "Observ...

Hog Tie
Two players of equal strength are each given a piece of quart...

Cyniver
Each girl and boy seeks an even-leaved sprig of ash; first of...

Bead Furniture

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: DOLLS' HOUSES





Chairs can be made with wire, beads, a little silk or cotton material,
some cardboard and cotton-wool. To make a chair in this way, cut a
piece of cardboard the size that you want the seat to be. Lay a good
wad of cotton-wool over it, and then cover it neatly. On a piece of
strong wire thread enough beads to go round the seat of the chair. Sew
this firmly to the seat. Then thread beads on four pieces of wire the
right length for the legs, and leave a little piece of wire with which
to fasten them to the wire round the seat. Then make the back from a
longer piece of wire, bent into shape and attached to the seat in the
same way, and put a short row of beads across the middle. You will
need a pair of tweezers to cut the wire and to finish the fastening
securely.

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