[ n.p.:]: [nd., ca. 1900]. With eleven paper-weaving samples in black and mint green (otherwise the album is blank). Buff paper leaves accordion bound with black cloth strips at edges. Some toning and offsetting, mostly from one sample onto a facing blank. A very good example of a Froebel Gift.....
[n.p. n.d.,, ca. 1890]. The samples collected here demonstrate a remarkable level of skill, precision, and aesthetic understanding. While similar Froebel Gift albums demonstrate basic or intermediate execution of the Gifts — understandably, as they were used by children — these albums showcase this student’s rare expertise and artistry. With.....
![Item #17303 Weaving for the Little Folks. [Froebel Gift activity kit.]. Froebel Gifts](https://mrtbooksla.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/17303.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1668812118)
Springfield, Mass. Milton Bradley Co., [n.d., ca. 1900]. First edition. Paper-weaving is Froebel Gift number fourteen. This Gift requires students to entwine thin strips of colorful paper to make geometric designs. The strips are often woven into a larger piece of paper that has a pattern of slits cut into.....
![Item #17154 Album with eight paper-weaving samples.]. Froebel Gifts, Mary Webb](https://mrtbooksla.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/17154.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1646266083)
[n.p. 1888]. Dated October 1888 on front cover. With eight full-page paper-weaving samples, each in two colors of paper (green, brown, pink, blue, black, white, etc.). Slight dampstaining to edges of wrappers. Contemporary ink ownership signature of a Mary Webb and date to front cover. Internally quite clean and attractive.....
[n.p., New Hampshire?:]: April 1892. Friedrich Froebel (1782 - 1852), early childhood education pioneer who coined the term “kindergarten,” developed his Gifts between about 1830 and 1850. These twenty activities, which varied in complexity, were intended for young children to preteens. Many of the Gifts could be fashioned through materials.....
