LIBRARY TABLE.
Use twoshallowboxes and their covers. Spool boxes might be used, but caramel boxes would be better.
1. Use bothcoversfor the legs. Cut them the height the table is to be.2. Turn oneboxbottom up; fit the two pieces of the covers on the ends and fasten.3. Turn the other box bottom up and fit it in from the bottom. Slide it up or down until the proportions look right for the shelf. Fasten the shelf at both ends to the legs.4. Fasten on the projecting top. This may be the cover of a slightly larger box or of extra cardboard.5. Shape the legs. You might cut vertical slats in the ends between the shelf and top.6. Paint to match furniture.
1. Use bothcoversfor the legs. Cut them the height the table is to be.
2. Turn oneboxbottom up; fit the two pieces of the covers on the ends and fasten.
3. Turn the other box bottom up and fit it in from the bottom. Slide it up or down until the proportions look right for the shelf. Fasten the shelf at both ends to the legs.
4. Fasten on the projecting top. This may be the cover of a slightly larger box or of extra cardboard.
5. Shape the legs. You might cut vertical slats in the ends between the shelf and top.
6. Paint to match furniture.
Details of Library Table.Two shallow boxes the same size.Caramel or spool boxesCover of slightly larger box or piece of cardboardBoth covers cut the height of legs.One box fastened in for top of tableOther box fastened lower down for shelfLarger cover or cardboard fastened as top of table.
Details of Library Table.Two shallow boxes the same size.Caramel or spool boxesCover of slightly larger box or piece of cardboardBoth covers cut the height of legs.One box fastened in for top of tableOther box fastened lower down for shelfLarger cover or cardboard fastened as top of table.
Details of Library Table.
The oven doors won’t really open,But the holes are really there;You can play there’s fire in them,And your dollies’ meal prepare.If you have some little pans,And pots and skillets as well,And mother lets you have some things,What to do with them, I’ll tell.Don’t use any water for cooking,For that might make a mess;Just mix up some little dry things,That would be better, I guess.If you take some rice or barley,Some coffee, beans or tea,A fine make-believe supper you’ll have,Just try it, and you will see.
The oven doors won’t really open,But the holes are really there;You can play there’s fire in them,And your dollies’ meal prepare.If you have some little pans,And pots and skillets as well,And mother lets you have some things,What to do with them, I’ll tell.Don’t use any water for cooking,For that might make a mess;Just mix up some little dry things,That would be better, I guess.If you take some rice or barley,Some coffee, beans or tea,A fine make-believe supper you’ll have,Just try it, and you will see.
The oven doors won’t really open,But the holes are really there;You can play there’s fire in them,And your dollies’ meal prepare.
The oven doors won’t really open,
But the holes are really there;
You can play there’s fire in them,
And your dollies’ meal prepare.
If you have some little pans,And pots and skillets as well,And mother lets you have some things,What to do with them, I’ll tell.
If you have some little pans,
And pots and skillets as well,
And mother lets you have some things,
What to do with them, I’ll tell.
Don’t use any water for cooking,For that might make a mess;Just mix up some little dry things,That would be better, I guess.
Don’t use any water for cooking,
For that might make a mess;
Just mix up some little dry things,
That would be better, I guess.
If you take some rice or barley,Some coffee, beans or tea,A fine make-believe supper you’ll have,Just try it, and you will see.
If you take some rice or barley,
Some coffee, beans or tea,
A fine make-believe supper you’ll have,
Just try it, and you will see.
Stove.
Stove.
Stove.