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Fishing
Proper tackle for all purposes--How to catch bait--The fly f...

"the Red Coats"
Divide the group into two equal teams. One team is called the...

Tip-cat
For this game a piece of wood must be procured about six inch...

Cakes.
On the sixth of January, Twelfth Night was celebrated in th...

Lawn Skittles
From a stout pole which is firmly fixed in the ground a heavy...

Sand Castles And Other Sand Games
To make full use of the sands a spade is necessary and a pail...

Hindoo Blind Reading
Slips of paper are given to all of the guests and they are in...

Town Gardens
So far, we have been speaking of gardens in the country, or, ...

Scrap-covered Screens

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: INDOOR OCCUPATIONS AND THINGS TO MAKE





A screen is an even more interesting thing to make than a scrapbook.
The first thing to get is the framework of the screen, which will
either be an old one the covering of which needs renewing, or a new
one made by the carpenter. The next thing is to cover it with canvas,
which you must stretch on tightly and fasten with small tacks; and
over this should be pasted another covering of stout paper, of
whatever color you want for a background to the pictures. Paste mixed
with size should be used in sticking it. After the pictures are all
arranged they should be stuck with the same material, and a coat of
paper varnish given to the whole, so that it can be cleaned
occasionally.




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