Wax Flowers How to Make Them
Wax Flowers How to Make Them
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For ribstone Pippins, and some other apples, lake is to be preferred to carmine ; white- heart Cherries, when over-ripe, have irregular specks or patches of brown upon them. The green and yellow Plums, green Grapes, Apricots, and Peaches have specks more or less crimson, tempered a little with brown. The decay spots of apples and pears are brown only, the streaks of ripeness are red. Irregular spottiness may be produced thus : Mix carmine or other color with turpentine, spirits of wine, or varn...ish, so as to be very weak of color ; take up a little in a hard tinting brush, such as is used in coloring wax for flowers ; hold this charged brush at a little dis- tance, draw a pen through it, so as to spurt or sprinkle the color upon the fruit ; it will of course lie in specks, and produce a good and natural effect. The effect is much heightened sometimes by putting a 4* 42 WAX FRUIT.
blush over the fruit first, or by wetting it with tur- pentine. The specks, by this means, flow, in some de- gree, into each other, become softened around their edges, or run partly into streaks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ribstone Pippins, and some other apples, lake is to be preferred to carmine ; white- heart Cherries, when over-ripe, have irregular specks or patches of brown upon them. The green and yellow Plums, green Grapes, Apricots, and Peaches have specks more or less crimson, tempered a little with brown. The decay spots of apples and pears are brown only, the streaks of ripeness are red. Irregular spottiness may be produced thus : Mix carmine or other color with turpentine, spirits of wine, or varn...ish, so as to be very weak of color ; take up a little in a hard tinting brush, such as is used in coloring wax for flowers ; hold this charged brush at a little dis- tance, draw a pen through it, so as to spurt or sprinkle the color upon the fruit ; it will of course lie in specks, and produce a good and natural effect. The effect is much heightened sometimes by putting a 4* 42 WAX FRUIT.
blush over the fruit first, or by wetting it with tur- pentine. The specks, by this means, flow, in some de- gree, into each other, become softened around their edges, or run partly into streaks.
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