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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy part 2 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 153

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rings to thetop of the basket.More durablerings may be madeby winding a fewstrands of raffiaaround the fingertill a compact ringis formed. Thisring may be cov-ered with a but-tonhole stitch, thesame as is used inmaking the circlesfor Renaissancelace. A HANGING BOWL FOR FLOWERS A china bowlwith… … HANGING BOWL FOR FLOWERS. (Bowl three and one half inches across.) the bottom of the bowl. On this cen-ter fashion, at equal distances from each other,eight or more double pieces of raffia. Attachthese to the center by slip-knots. Each pair isthen knotted to the next by what is called Solo-mons…

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