White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 81
strands of raffia, A length of No. 5 rattan,A tapestry needle. Roll a length of No. 5 rattan into a ring, as de-scribed on page 38, so that it can be soaked in warm water till it ispliable. Cut it intothree pieces, each forty-seven inches long. Tiean end of one of thesepieces into a ring… … Fig. 22 Knots with Raffia and Cord 57 and tie them tightly together with a piece of raffia.Two more rings, the same size as the first one, aremade with the other pieces of rattan. Hang oneof the rings where you can reach it easily, on a lowbedpost, for example. Double a strand of raffiaand tie it…
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