Bend the paper roll about six and a half inches from one end, and bring the bent portion over against and on top of the roll. Pin the fold down on the roll three inches from the bend; then turn up the open end to form the bowl of the pipe, which you must make stand erect should it seem inclined to lean ([Fig. 182]).
Fig. 182—Paper roll bent and pinned into a calumet.
CHAPTER XIV
CHRISTMAS-TREE DECORATIONS
Fig. 183—The Christmas tree with home-made decorations. | Fig. 184—The Christmas star. |
[Fig. 183] is the photograph of a Christmas tree whose trimming is entirely home-made. The brilliant colors and shining gilt of the papers used, give a sparkle and life that are most captivating, and the ornaments are so easily made that the children themselves can do much toward decorating a tree in this manner.