Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 84
Courtesy of Smithsonian Institute, Bureau of American Ethnology.Fig. 43. — Indian girl weaving a belt by hand. how the cotton is made into the warp and filling readyto be woven. We shall save that part of the story forto-morrow. The Pleasant Valley girls and boys en-joyed this part of the story… … Fig. 44. — Another primitive loom and a girl spinning. The distaff with the woolfor spinning is held under the girls arm. EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS i. Try to make a simple loom. Take a piece of cardboard10 X 12 inches. Make a row of holes about J inch apart oneinch from the top; another row \ inch…
Sewing · Clothing and dress
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