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If you design to Adorn your Work with Flowers, Rocks, or Garments, &c. Varnish the places intended with a fine Pen∣cil, and through any small Sieve shake the Colours you design, whilst the Varnish is wet, and sweep up in Rock-Work all Speckles that straggle on the edges, with a new dry Pencil lodge them on the sides and top of the Rock, which sticking, will render the Work more
beautiful, and give it a Shadow or Reflection.
This must be done with all di∣ligence, and no intermission had till finished, till once covered, and being once dry, operate a∣gain, and so one upon another successively, to shape it to your mind; and in sweeping the Speckles, intermix not one por∣tion of scattered parts with the other, that are of a different co∣lour, but every parcel in the proper station, to beautifie the better: At first when laid, it will look dull and heavy, but the securing Varnish in a little time will add to it a pleasant, beautiful colour; and so you may do Flowers, Trees, Gar∣ments, and many pleasant things to Adorn your Work.