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The child's rainy day book (1905)

White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 192

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Fig. 78 fibre clothesline. Or there is a soft cotton windowcord that is even better, because it is smoother.Thread a No. 19 tapestry needle with a strand ofraffia, putting the thick, or root, end through theneedle. Lay the other end of the raffia on the Gijts and How to Make Them 163 … Fig. 79 rope, with its tip turning toward the long end.Starting at the very end of the rope, wind the longend of raffia around it (and its own short end)for an inch or more.Then coil it into thesmallest ring you pos-sibly can, bring thelong end of the raffiaaround, up throughthe centre of the…

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