New ideas for work and play
Subtitle: what a girl can make and do
By: by Lina Beard and Adelia B. Beard.
Contributors: Beard, Adelia B. 1857-1920, joint author.
Publisher: Scribner's
Published: 1902
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 391
Subjects: Amusements
Other titles: What a girl can make and do.
Notes: Illustrated t.-p.
Table of contents: title: 1. What a Girl can Make with Hammer and Saw; title: 2. Possibilities of an Easter Egg; title: 3. A Paper Easter; title: 4. Vacation Work with Nature’s Material; title: 5. Collections; title: 6. Original Valentines; title: 7. Vegetable Animals and Fruit Lanterns; title: 8. Pasteboard Models for a Home Drawing Class; title: 9. Quick Ink Pictures; title: 10. Moving Toys; title: 11. Home-Made Pyrotechnics; title: 12. Monotypes; title: 13. Priscilla Rugs; title: 14. A Peanut Noah’s Ark; title: 15. A Flower Feast; title: 16. Basket-Weaving; title: 17. An “Abe” Lincoln Log-Cabin; title: 18. Queer Things on Paper and Blackboard and How to Put Them There; title: 19. Home-Made Musical Instruments; title: 20. What to Make of Empty Spools; title: 21. Christmas Decorations; title: 22. Christmas Devices; title: 23. Picture Writing and Sign Language; title: 24. Statuary Tableaux; title: 25. Witchery; title: 26. Living Alphabet; title: 27. Odd Gardens; title: 28. Active Games; title: 29. Expensive Games with Little or No Expense; title: 30. Basket Ball; title: 31. Some of Our Out-Door Neighbors and Where to Look for Them