Fig. 68—Just like a kitchen.
Fig. 69—The stove without the stovepipe.
See how firm and substantial the little kitchen furniture looks in the photograph with its fine stove, dresser, and wash-tub ([Fig. 68]). Use four spools for the feet of the stove. Over these lay a piece of pasteboard about six inches long and four inches wide, allowing it to project beyond the front feet to form the apron; then build on the body of the stove, making it of spools two layers deep, as in [Fig. 69]. Cut a piece of pasteboard to fit over the spools for the stove top, and have it long enough to stand out a short distance at the back; then you can build on the stovepipe ([Fig. 70]).
Fig. 70—The finished stove.