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cut wools through the loop and draw them up closely. Repeat this all along both ends of the scarf, clipping the bottom of the fringe to make it even. Lastly, brush the scarf on one or both sides with the special wire brush that can be bought for the purpose. Any other colours may be chosen instead… … of each end is cut away so that each piece of material can lap on to the other, as shown in Fig. i. This is a useful, all-round joint, easy to make, and is practically an ordinary lapped halving joint. When used in* timber the joint should be square, and secured with nuts and bolts. Such a joint…
Handicraft · Dwellings · Needlework
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