White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 30
ndcoil to the firstalmost all the wayround the ring, cutthe rattan so that itFig. I -^ill overlap the be- ginning of the ringabout an inch, and whittle it to a long, flatpoint. Continue the Figure Eight stitch as far asyou can, then bindthe raffia round andround the ring, andsew back and… … lo Childs Rainy Day Book of the frame, four feet and a half from thefloor. Tie a piecfe of strong twine, about a yard long,at the top of the ring and another, three-quartersof a yard, on each side. Fasten the upper string tothe screw eye above the doorway so that the ringwill hang with its lower…
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