The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16

front back should be stencled
put together; this dress, Also the hem be
up skirt is stenced. The easiest
for beginner is made with either rufnes
made the straight To make this dress lay a hem
side of the material and stencil as yards
are required fer mces and three yards
extra-which can be lace insertoE-for
waist.
Cutting is n important part OF the
Stencing paper be bought any artists
supply fifteen cents yard 1t is about
a yard wide onethird of yard would be ample for
either of the two stencil designs shown
Trace the designs or stencil paper by
a sheet. carefully away design
sharp knife. Great be taken not 20 let the
knife slip the ties which hold the design together
In case they broken they be mended by
passepartout tape with plaster
After the stencil is out. rule straight lines
each side readily kept straight
the design fitted each time it
a board Of soft wood covered with muslin, old
ironing board should be used to stencil onhe longer the
board is the better several yards then done
without moving the material Regular brushes
sold but these generally thick fine
designs suitable dresses and ordinary paint
be bought for cents apiece with stiff brstles
inch long and a quarter These
should nave the brstles make them about a
third a half inch long.
Buy sheets of blottng paper and curt them II strips
a little wider
The stencing either paints sold
In tubes cans, or with dyes IL the oil paints used
lay Bit OF botting the plate pallet before
squeezing the paints, this will absorb
oil Dyes the incest to work with especially
materials. it gives smooth and fat effect but
often harder obtain. The ordinary sold
strictly fast. The best way make friends
dyer and ge- him your dyes. such as lie
printing especlsI advantage has
paint that it does change left for
a day oil paint, does. for it Is hard Tn
amateur to match paint
When you are quite ready begin TO stencil having
first mixed your dyes, lay botting paper along
the board and the material on this pnnng il in place
thumb lacks. Their design should
come, lay the stencil in place phnng firmly down.
Before putting the dye the should On
material the, coors just right, TO SEQ
the dye the right consistency thick Ii
can thnued with water. When applying the dye,
touch It to the middle of flower leaf
edges, because if the brush full the edges will
sharp and clear. should taken in lifting
UP the stencil to smudge the work. wipe the
stencI off the wrong side after each application
shown with the round Dutch yoke could be
light blue shade OF silk NULL with the
design in soft shades of pink and making
the rounded neck the design should be slightly
after every inch stencTng dress should
he made white lining, and the null fall n
beautiful clinging used in the
stencning proportion shade of tho
NULL and 10th stenciling and dressnakinE
done. gown will be that artistic hand,
becoming, and. best of all, inexpensive The
silk null only twelve and half cents the
OF chiffon when stenciled Tho gown if it
Is made by it's owner should not than four
dollars complete.
The other shown could be cotton pengee,
cotton crepe. which twelve cents,
and should be stencled in soft shade u violet