------------------------------------+-------------------------------- General types of | Sources of these materials illustrative materials | ------------------------------------+-------------------------------- | I. Articles and materials | in everyday use: | | 1. School-owned materials-- | 1. This collection will be Book ends. | accumulated as funds are Candlesticks and candles. | available and as desirable China. | articles are located. Colored papers. | Certain things as bits Curtains. | of yarns and scraps Flower vases and bowls. | of materials may be Necklines cut from neutral | contributed by members fabrics. | of classes. Pictures. | Screen. | Swatches of fabrics-- | For color. | For design. | For texture. | Wall hangings. | Yarns of many colors. | | 2. Borrowed materials-- | 2. Borrowed from teachers, Brass or pewter articles. | homes, and stores in the Wardrobe accessories. | community. Dresses. | Dressing table articles. | Household linens. | Picture molding samples. | Scarfs. | Small tables. | Table runners. | Trays. | | II. Collected and constructed | materials: | | 1. Collected-- | 1. Collected by the teacher Magazine covers. | from commercial firms and Magazine advertisements. | magazines. Much of this Magazine articles and | material comes to the illustrations. | teacher by virtue of her Commercial advertising-- | position and should Booklets. | therefore be considered Boxes of miscellaneous | school property. size and shape. | Catalogues-- | Wallpaper. | Furniture. | China. | Silver. | Pictures. | Floor coverings. | Charts-- | Paints and enamels. |