TO CUT OUT A CROSS.

[Illustration: Fig. 69.]

[Illustration: Fig. 70.]

[Illustration: Fig. 71.]

To cut out of a single piece of paper, and with one cut of the scissors,

a perfect cross, and all the other forms here shown, take a six-inch

length of a piece of foolscap two inches wide, and fold the upper corner

down, as shown in A, Fig. 72; then fold the upper corner over the first,

in B. Next fold the paper in half lengthwise, as in C. The last fold is

made lengthwise also, in the middle of the paper, to form D. Cut this

through with the scissors lengthways, for the forms shown in Figs. 69,

70, 71.

[Illustration: Fig. 72.]

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