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"Too pretty to throw
away."
On Christmas Eve or
Christmas morning, as
beautifully -wrapped pack-
ages are opened, this re-
mark is likely to be often
repeated. Though the gift
wrappings do indeed seezn
"too pretty to throw away"
they must usually be con-
signed to the wastebasket.
After all, what can be done
with used gift .wraps, once
Christmas is over?
On answer might be:
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Sketches show how to prepare cardboards, covered, with
gift wraps, for building II cardboard castle, Follow measure-
raents, cutting slits wherever dotted lines appear. Join Type
"A" cards at. right -angles, occasionally- cards horizontally:-
TyPe "B" cards go at top of castle, 'Valera 'Slanted notches
hold two "A" cards to form roof. Suggested by the Norcross
Design Studio.
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build a castle! •
Save the most,beautiful
and l 'colorful of- the gift
wrappings, find some
laundry cardboards; follow
a simple plan — and the
result is a cardboard castle.
Suggested by a manufac-
turer of gift wrapping pa-
pers, this castle -building
plan might be a Christmas -
afternoon project for the
children: After the first
gifts - exchange excitement
is over, youngsters May ap-
preciate a quiet pastime,
and the cardboard castle
" offers an extra advantage
in that it's as much fun to
take apart as it is to build.
The castle can be assem-
bled and reassembled many
times.
Although the plan is sim-
ple, adult guidance may be
required — or at least, the
adults can pretend that it
• is, so theycan get in on the
fun.
Scissors, a ruler and rub-
ber cement are the only
equipment required, in ad-
dition to the gift wraps
and cardboards.
Begin by cutting 24
pieces of cardboard, each
five inches by seven inches.
Cement gift wraps to each
side and trim the edges.
To make Type "A" cards
cut one and one-quarter
inch slits in 22 of the
" cards. Each. card should
have six slits, and the slits.
should be placed as fol-
lows: one slit on each five -
inch side of the card, at
the centre or two and one-
half inches from the outer
edge; two slits on each
seven-inch side of the card,
with each such slit placed
one and a quarter inches
from the outer edge.
For the remaining two
Type "B" cards, the slits
udrdooarci. Castle, merrily colorful, grows from left -over
Christmas gift wrap and laundry cardboards. Caslte pictured
above, can be built from five -by -seven inch pieces of card-
board, to which gift wraps have been rubber -cemented. For
directions, see sketches at upper left. Photo courtesy Norcross
Design Studio. -
can be ommitted on the
five -inch side. Two slits
sgould be cut as described
on one ,seven-inch side of
the card. On the'other sev-
en-inch side, the slits
should be diagonal —
placed two and a quarter
Cards
Were -
General
Mpst of the popular
--Christmas cards of the lat-
er 19th century in Europe
had no particular Christ-
mas 'significance. There
were some manger scenes
and others of religious na-
ture, but these were far
outnumbered by landscapes,
flowers, kittens, and sim-
ilar subjects.
inches from the outer edge
and cut on a slant to two
one-eighth inch depth.
• Ass,emble the -castle by
joining Type "A" cards at
right angles, alternating
pairs. At intervals, insert
cards horizontally for an
interesting, balconied " ef-
fect.
Reserve two Type "A"
cards for roof.
Use Type "B" cards at
top of castle, where ' •the
slanted notches will re-
ceive the Type "A" roof
pieces.
See illustrations accom-
panying this article, for
sketched plan, and photo-
graph of completed castle.
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