Worst, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1866-1949, Barber, Harriette, [from old catalog] joint author, Seymour, Marian, [from old catalog] joint author · Chicago, A. W. Mumford and company · leaf 177
ers, atright angles with them. Then proceed to tie the knot.Every knot must be pressed close to the brass ring, thusforming a symmetrical center for the bottom of the CatchAll. Between every two pairs of leaders we have twelvestrands of natural colored raffia. (Six strands pointing tothe left—six… … FIGURE V The next, step is an Important one, for upon it depends theshaping of the Catch All. The two leaders, between twoknots, naturally lie toward each other. They are tied to-gether in an ordinary hard knot. To make the bottom of theCatch All flat, the leaders are tied so as to allow the workto…
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