Practical Covering For the Folding Cot
A clever homemaker creates an attractive folding cot cover with a wooden frame, blue denim skirt, blue and red chintz trim, and a mirrored medicine cabinet perched on top. Feet crafted from spooled glue and integrated lighting add practical charm. SEWING BOOK 7 offers 31 similar homemaking ideas for 15 cents plus requests to the publisher.
Nylon’s Broad Use in Manufacturing Described
Nylon is a family of dozens of synthetic substances used in hundreds of articles. It is produced as fibers for knitting and weaving, as single filaments for brush bristles and window screens, and in plastic form for tubing dishes and telephone parts.
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