A Complete Guide to the Ornamental Leather WorkCHERRIES.Reading editionChapter navigation46 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterGENERAL REMARKS.THE MATERIALS.LEATHER.DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING THE LEAVES.TO HARDEN THEM.TO STAIN THEM.TO MAKE STEMS.TO MAKE TENDRILS.GRAPES.TO ORNAMENT A FRAME.THE PROPER KIND OF FRAMES TO PROCURE.WATCH STANDS,THE WHITE LILY.FUCHSIA.BRACKETS.TO MAKE THE CONVOLVULUS FLOWERS.THE CONVOLVULUS ANOTHER WAY.HOPS.PASSION FLOWER.CAMILLA.JESSAMINE.DAISY.ROSES.OAK AND IVY BRACKET.WATCH STAND FINISHED.CARD RACKSTHE ROUND OPEN WORK FRAME.TO MAKE ACORNS.CHERRIES.APPLES, &c.TO MAKE SIZE FOR STIFFENING THE LEATHER WORK.TO MAKE STIFFENING WHICH IS NOT AFFECTED BY DAMP.TO MAKE MAHOGANY VARNISH STAIN, WHICH DRIES IN A FEW MINUTES.SPIRIT OAK VARNISH STAINTO PRESERVE LEAVES AND KEEP THEM IN FORM FOR IMITATION.TO GILD LEATHER WORK.TO BURNISH GOLD.BEE HIVES.TO PAINT ORNAMENTAL LEATHER WORK.A QUICK MODE OF STAINING.DIRECTIONS FOR USE.TO STAIN WOODEN ARTICLES.SHAW’S LIQUID GLUELIST OF MATERIALS, &c., FOR THE ORNAMENTAL LEATHER WORK.LIST OF VARIOUS ARTICLES, SOLD BY JAMES REVELL, 272, OXFORD STREET, LONDON.Previous chapter ←TO MAKE ACORNS.Next chapter →APPLES, &c.All chapters and sections (46)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsGENERAL REMARKS.THE MATERIALS.LEATHER.DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING THE LEAVES.TO HARDEN THEM.TO STAIN THEM.TO MAKE STEMS.TO MAKE TENDRILS.GRAPES.TO ORNAMENT A FRAME.THE PROPER KIND OF FRAMES TO PROCURE.WATCH STANDS,THE WHITE LILY.FUCHSIA.BRACKETS.TO MAKE THE CONVOLVULUS FLOWERS.THE CONVOLVULUS ANOTHER WAY.HOPS.PASSION FLOWER.CAMILLA.JESSAMINE.DAISY.ROSES.OAK AND IVY BRACKET.WATCH STAND FINISHED.CARD RACKSTHE ROUND OPEN WORK FRAME.TO MAKE ACORNS.CHERRIES.APPLES, &c.TO MAKE SIZE FOR STIFFENING THE LEATHER WORK.TO MAKE STIFFENING WHICH IS NOT AFFECTED BY DAMP.TO MAKE MAHOGANY VARNISH STAIN, WHICH DRIES IN A FEW MINUTES.SPIRIT OAK VARNISH STAINTO PRESERVE LEAVES AND KEEP THEM IN FORM FOR IMITATION.TO GILD LEATHER WORK.TO BURNISH GOLD.BEE HIVES.TO PAINT ORNAMENTAL LEATHER WORK.A QUICK MODE OF STAINING.DIRECTIONS FOR USE.TO STAIN WOODEN ARTICLES.SHAW’S LIQUID GLUELIST OF MATERIALS, &c., FOR THE ORNAMENTAL LEATHER WORK.LIST OF VARIOUS ARTICLES, SOLD BY JAMES REVELL, 272, OXFORD STREET, LONDON.Cherries are made in the same manner as grapes, and the stalk neatly covered with skiver leather.◇← TO MAKE ACORNS.APPLES, &c. →