Games

Who Is My Nextdoor Neighbor?
Half of the company are blindfolded. They are led to a row ...

Circus Game
A leader is chosen who stands before class and says "I went t...

Target Toss
_10 to 60 players._ _Playground; seashore; gymnasium; sc...

Drawing-room Acrobatics
There are various feats which can be performed in a small roo...

The Robin
In the ordinary way one would not keep robins at all. They ar...

It
One of the players is asked to go outside whilst the company ...

A Racket Around The Candy Booth
Mrs. Peterson, who sells the best bread in town, had charge o...

Necktie Race
Two players constitute a team. Each team may stand opposite e...

Cork And Match-box Furniture

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





This furniture, if very neatly made, can be very successful, and it
costs almost nothing. Plain pins will do quite well, although the
fancy ones are much prettier. Velvet or thin cloth is best for the
dining-room furniture; silk for the drawing room; and some
light-colored cotton material for the bedrooms.


Materials

You will need--

Several good-sized corks, or pickle corks, for the larger things.
Some pieces of fancy silk or velvet.
A number of strong pins of different sizes. (The fancy pins with
large white, black, and colored heads are best.)
Some wool, silk, or tinsel which will go well with the silk or
velvet.
A strong needle and a spool of cotton.

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