Vol. 2 No. 3 - The Railway Children

Vol. 2 No. 3 - The Railway Children

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9th issue of The Storybook Home Journal™. Features The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit. 16 pages. 49 black and white illustrations. 11 articles. 8.5 in. x 11 in. booklet. Printed in the USA. Categories: Edith Nesbit, Magazine, Nancy Young & The Railway Children

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Vol. 2 No. 3 of The Storybook Home Journal

The Railway Children


What's in this issue?

Desks For Writing In Style the Decorating article

A writing desk dedicated to diaries, correspondence, watercolor, or other activities enhances a room and provides a workspace for pleasant avocation.

Handkerchiefs For Sending Love the Sewing Basket article

Patterns for two simple crochet edges.

How To Make Birthday Bun-nies the Kitchen article

Follow this step-by-step, illustrated procedure to create bread-bunny buns.

A Lyrical Visit To Three Chimneys the Music article

Lists British composers specializing in traditional folk tunes. Includes a sheet music arrangement of St. Patrick's Day for unaccompanied voice.

Creating A Dooryard Garden the Garden article

These suggestions for a dooryard flower garden. Includes a plant list and planting plan.

Making A Headboard-Settle the Workshop article

A settle made from a bed headboard includes a box seat with hinged lid for storage.

The Railway Children: Fortunate Magic the Lead article

The Railway Children is a book about resourcefulness, resilience, trust, and belief; all of which are requisite to overcoming hard things.

How To Frame Prints, part 2 the Studio article

Archival method for mounting an art print.

The House Itself the Writer's Garret article

The house is part of the family, profoundly influencing all within its reach.