Hat-Trimming
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by Ernest Thompson SetonHalf a dozen persons, more or less, are placed in a circle within the ring, backs to the fire, and each given a 10c hat (like, those used by farmers), some strips of colored crepe paper, some flowers from the fields, if convenient, some pins and a pair of scissors. They are allowed two minutes to trim the hat with the materials provided and without suggestions from each other or the audience. If one of the contestants finishes before the time is up, he rises and puts on the hat. At the end of the two minutes, all must walk around the ring, wearing their own style creations. The audience or judges decide on the winner. Points are given for originality, style, becomingness and speed in trimming. |
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