101 HOME FURNISHINGS AND HOW TO MAKE THEM

by Lucina Wakefield ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A

Practical how-to-do-book, which should be useful for handicraft classes, camps, schools, etc. and in addition have a general market for avid readers of household hints in women's magazines and newspapers. One could wish for a section on basic tools, materials, substitutes, procedure. But in the main, each article is self-sufficient, complete with data on materials needed, and step by step procedure. Elementary school craft training is probably an adequate background -- or perhaps only a general commonsense understanding of using hands and simple tools. The 101 home furnishings are for the most part simple, practical, inexpensive and useful objects, -- shelves for various purposes, dressing tables, footstools, bedspreads, ornaments, etc.

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Publisher: Harper

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1942

Categories: NONFICTION