White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 107
ain sixty-fiveinches long, which is a goodsize. In one end of it threada No. 5 needle and string onelarge bead, or seed, whichshould be pushed down tothe middle of the strand.Here it may be tied, to holdit in place. Next string twoinches and a half of Ebeads, then another largebead, or seed, and so… … Fig. 39 What a Child Can Do with Beads 8i large bead on the end first strung (see Fig 39),and two and a half inches more of the E beads arethreaded, So it goes on to the end of the chain—the needle always passing through the next largebead on the strand already strung, after two inchesand a half of…
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