Easily Made by Children in School or at Home

Very Attractive Cards, Calendars and Blotters: Decorate with Dennison's Gummed Seals or small designs cut from crepe paper napkins.

Tree Ornaments: Metal rim tags with Christmas seals affixed, sometimes with pointed border of crepe paper. Cornucopias of mat stock or crepe paper over cardboard forms, small birds made from peanuts, swinging in wire rings, cut-out birds and animals from Crepe Paper Nos. 10, 17 and 310, Santas from Crepe Nos. X957, X966, X968, Dennison's Paper Dolls dressed in bright crepe papers. Red crepe paper stockings and assorted crepe paper cornucopia are made by Dennison and sold by all dealers.

Animal with Calendar: Cut tiger from Crepe Paper No. 17. Attach Suspension Ring No. 21 at top, small calendar by ribbon to mouth. Cover back with Red Mat Stock No. 11.

For School rooms

For School-rooms

Including Another Tree

Including Another Tree

The Christmas designs of Dennison's Crepe Papers are particularly good for friezes, cut-outs, posters, blackboard decorations and as copies for drawing lessons.

Schoolroom: Frieze of Holiday Crepe Paper No. X96. On windows, wreath cut from Crepe No. X970, bells cut from Crepe No. X969. December poster cut from Crepe No. X961. Santa poster cut from Crepe No. X968. Festoon trees on platform.

Cone-shaped Festoon Tree: Roll Green Mat Stock No. 17 into cone shape 9 inches deep, fastening sides with Wire Shank Fasteners No. 11. Wind together, with Green Crepe Paper No. 46, two No. 78 Wires. Insert wires in cone, spreading at top and attaching to inner sides of cones with Gummed Cloth Tape No. 3. Form round box of cardboard, using fasteners and gummed tape. Cover with green crepe and trim with bands of Gold Passe-partout Binding No. 28. Fasten tree wires through base. Beginning at the top, twist Green Festoons No. G6 around cone shape, using paste or pins to fasten.

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