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Basketry and weaving in the school (1904)

Pasch, Katharine · Chicago, A. Flanagan Company · leaf 16

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the needle. (Fig.XXII.) If the stitches become so far apart as not to hold thecoil firmly, add new stitches in the space. Color may be usedin this basket with pretty effects. WOVEN BASKETS For these rattan is the most desirable, though cane and In-dian splints may be used. The spokes should be at… … XIV XV 14 BASKETRY AND WEAVING inches in length. This is to make the number of spokes un-even, as you will learn that the over and under weaving can-not be done on an even number of spokes. After soaking these spokes in lukewarm water until pliable,split four of them in the center far enough to…

Basket making · Weaving (Manual training)

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