White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 63
the vertical spokes and downbehind the horizontal ones on the right (thusbinding the end of the weaver securely), nextover the lower vertical spokes and behind thehorizontal ones on the left (see Fig. 17). This isrepeated, and then, starting with the upper ver-tical spokes, the spokes are separated… … Fig. 17 Basket Weaving 41 The spokes should be very evenly separated, forupon this much of the beauty and strength ofyour baskets will depend. Think of the regularspaces between the spokes of a wheel and howmuch trouble one badly placed spoke wo aid make.When there is just enough weaver left to go…
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