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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-29, Page 19The Big Swing is To Sewing Save important dollars with everyday low prices from Listowel Textile* and MM Ends. "MIDWESTERN ONTARIO'S NEEDLEWORK HEADQUARTERS" * Drapery Fabric* *Polyester *Knits * Dross Fabric* *Lace * Seersucker * Sailcloth * Wool *English Crimplene * Fiberglass Drapery *Pleating Tape * Sowing gaskets * Scissors and ACCOSSOrie$ * Drapery Heading and Hooks * Sewing Notions Needles * Pins Fabric For Any Occasion Give a dress length this Christmas! Always a wide choice New material daily LISTOWEL TEXTILES 'MILL ENDS ii 1 t.(1 o Ample Free Parking - Say It With Sewing • • - CI Betty Kennedy is back as the distaff member of CBC TV's • veteran series Front Page Challenge (Tuesdays at 9.3P p.m.) along with the other regulars Pierre Berton, Gordon Sinclair and moderator Fred Davis • '• • : *.* flro ?;* By ALICE 11101,ELL 0 One• of the first introdue- . tions to handicraft I can recall was working with PaPer. As a small child I can re- . member how delighted I was to discover that paper could curl, be twisted, bent, folded, sculptured and that one could make a fantastic number of assorted object* from paper., Through' the years I've used this knowledgein many ways. One of the most satisfying has beep to make table deco, tations for numerous lun- cheons and dinners. The Eas- ter season is upon us and once again ladies clubs all over the country will bemeeding at- tractive and economical deco- ' rat**, which they can make for themselves. Simple but effective deco- • rations are these with see- through tubes, that take no great artistic talent and are relatively inexpensive. In fact, these are so easy even the youngsters can jOin inthe fun of creating them. Materials required are white glue, rulerobobby pins or clip -type, pin -curl holders, ° scissors, construction paper, 'tissue paper, styrofdam (for base) and straight pins. The finished decoration can be a rabbit, duck, chicken, hedgehog, or fish, or any de- sign you dream up. The formed outline will be ftlled with tiny curled or folded pieces of paper, glued to- gether to fill the basicfigure. Let's assume we've decided on a duck form. To make the form, draw a silhouette de- sign on a large, piece of paper. Cut a strip one inch wide and long enough to go around the entire outline. Several pieces may, be glued together and pinned with a clip until dry, in order to get the necessary length: • Place a cut side on the out- line fold at beak and tail enc10 I find a large piece of styro- foam under the paper, helps because I canplace straight pins in it to hold the paper m position as I fold and bend the •sttip to form the neck, tail, etc. (Fig. 1): To make the fill- ers, cut strips of 'construction paper one inch wide. Make tubes in various diameters, make fold stars, etc., and set aside until you are ready lo assemble. When you have An, assort- ment of designs completed, fill the basic form with them, • gluing only where they tatlit each other. They maybe held with bobby Ping until dry. . If you wish togive addition- al depth and o1or 40 your piece, glue edges of several of Your Mier pieces to tissue pa- per and when dry cut excess tissue away around the edge. When the silhouette is filled and the glue has dried set the piece up and place in the cen- ter of a small square of styro- foam, hold hi place with straight pins stuck through the bottom of the paper form and styrofoam. A posy base may be made from three-inch wide strips of green tissue slit to a .depth of about two inches at quarter - inch intervals. Curl cut pieces with blunt side of scissors. Fasten these pieces at ran- dom over the styrofoam to re- semble curley grass. You may wish to add some paper flowers, or colored easter eggs for interest (Fig. 3). Mobils made of heart, dia- mond, flower, star, etc., de- signs are delightful to behold and are fun for children to create, or you may like to use these designs for trivets, or glue to felt and frame. Experiment and have fun. ORIIrtaa PA Palk 151Inic omismussmistunssoussnummunsonsummussulionsussumossonssmossoussussmiLv • NOW 6 for S10.00. Size: 22"x31". Namo • Mdrc• Order your 6 Historical Prints today, reqular value - 830.00 = r.. g . E: r.-. rl ri .0. h 71 =t--1 a ' CROSSROADS PiOOSO all = = P. 0. Box 390 2 weeks 1-] Wingharn, Ont. for delivery. Li =1 ii FIG 2 'LYS tile %nine AN0 sun, "64 %nay Ugh 15061411) rook Wise euri.iftet .410114. 410,„ 41141.." • • 1013,01k46.1mAkitilltikr • it'. (0)*,04-4-00,11)flitrifir, ° -ft0 4„11)-1)." --.6„, .00 -lesnoca. WvisnaeM • •fta41.•.•••••sais,...•••••••••setasbmen..01 FIG. 3 / UM V t6Latal note waide. .% Q. to It really conelderiOd hitPro. per for it bride to take an active part in her Wedd14. rtheirsia? A. This is :not, ',/rtat#er' propriety, but rather afaistormor superititrolt-,Itiis cu,sromat,y fortis take. her role in the, rsheOrse I Pro' ceedings while the ,bride site On the, .. sidelines and Olgervel or threctc', • Q. When sating in a restaurant bride to- aUo4 good friend W and *Mall butter, pale, Ire served in Plet theaP!krnifttglidnerlierest isthltePPirir when r. at- iirinain:eloilalt41.oe"kointhnNIA7iiitheei4i1Aeleine.:::2* :lite; eee' 1 ilk.14.117n:t:;;44/141'17sZlistinsas"rellitillsi'. along the upper right Pad of the Whileer bel 4. one 4time this was dayo05ilifrredtlilloiilfutoOnnt tialettiaoliainoning0:: PP evf aer llitirrYa Peerac'PeticliaectilY;0Pro- ots m\ Qi .h add1. it proper to .ipeakr '14;1 I n - quiring "Yes." insteatiorHello," when answering the telephone? A. Although "Helle" is"the more widely accepted manner of ansWer, ing the phone, there's nothing wrong with saying "Year The most important thing is '42 pleas- ant,' friendly, manner of speaking Q. is It considered poor form for a woman, at her second mar. riag% to have three or four brides - modal? A. Yes. The second marriage should be as simple and informal as possible and the bride should have but one attendant. Q. II it quite proper and accep- table nowadays to type social letters? A Yes, and it'aincreasingly ulat too. Typed letters should be written on a single shed. with OnlY one side of the paper use4 And be sure that your signature at the end of the letter is writien by hand.. Q. I have Just readied an invi- tation to a bridal shower on a girl whom I scarcely know. Would I be jtuitifiedIn ignoring thiomfi- tattoo/ . A. This woukl be .rude to Me • hostas, who invited you. You ar‘ however, justified in selling herthat you are Vety lorry' but that you have another engagement fur AO particular 400. Q. When Is man is escorting Ws wife and another v‘owtost social function, Which one does he help pot width.: wraps? 4. 11**0,4"; t0410!., `4; 1011"°‘111, .T-JUiSne and the. hostas* _has seudt: Obeli or•eatidy and outS placid • on 'tabies about the, 'tof* is It pr�per for a guest to belp.11 *ithout'heing asked? dt'SutCe obuiouslyrtlwae d4the.fis 17 there for the .81,01140it is - • 9. 1. the napkln always led7 at :the *Alia 1016 hore ,40#21fr hi' from the*ltel' OHIO • 4, .Ye&. .270* ikOneof the nap- kin's . Main. functiOns„.. he iscietz!* , ing ;that, you leauingan •.`wzsghtly smear on the 04(elt-i* r Q. My bullhead; and -1 hsore; • received ,an, itivitatten..ta Skiived. • ding, but 0 shalt. 'be unable lb • 'atiend. Would itbe proper for. • ••• myhulbsindta*Oilone,,otinuit • • we .-beth :_de9Ittk the A. 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