MATERIALS AND TOOLS FOR SPECIFIC USES (depending on level of children
 and facilities)


 Block- MATERIALS
 printing
 Linoleum (battleship)
 Y in. if to be mounted
 4 in. if not to be mounted
 Printing Ink (water or oil soluble)


 TOOLS

 Brayer-4 in. or larger
 Linoleum Block-Cutting-pull type, speedball
 (assorted ends)
 Glass, Tin, or Shellacked Plywood


 Clay MATERIALS

 Clay (moist or powdered)
 Glazes-where kiln may be used for firing clay.
 Tempera Paints covered with clear shellac, clear
 varnish, or liquid wax may be used where
 clay is not to be fired
 Sponge
 Oil Cloth
 Garbage Can (or Lard Can)


 TOOLS

 Modeling Tools (umbrella ribs, tongue depres-
 sors, ice cream sticks, or orange sticks may
 be used)
 Plaster of Paris Bats (may be used easily)


 Leather MATERIALS

 Hides or Scrap Leather (for tooling)
 "Modelit"-a substitute for leather-comes
 in yellow or brown (Sheets 18 x 24 in. about
 15 cents)
 Snap Buttons
 Lacing
 Lacing Needle
 Metal Sheet, Glass or Wood Block for tooling