Marjorie Stapleton Books

Make Things Gypsies Made
Make Things Grandma Made
Make Things Grandma Made

By Marjorie Stapleton, Stapleton, Marjorie

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Instructions for making some popular and traditional Victorian crafts and foods including toffee apples, peg dolls, and silhouettes.

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Make Things Sailors Made
Make Things Sailors Made

By Marjorie Stapleton

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Gives instructions for creating a variety of items made by sailors in the past including samplers, straw boxes, scrimshaw, and ship models.

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Make Things Grandma Made
Make Things Sailors Made
Make Things Sailors Made

By Marjorie Stapleton

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Gives instructions for creating a variety of items made by sailors in the past including samplers, straw boxes, scrimshaw, and ship models.

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Child'S Play.
Making Simple Clocks
Making Simple Clocks

By Marjorie Stapleton

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Making Simple Clocks
Making Simple Clocks

By Marjorie Stapleton

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