Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, The A. S. Barnes company · leaf 90
e, with a cover, is made from this material.It is especially convenient for collars and cuffs.Use the same width as for the oblong basket. Cut ten strips eighteen inches long for thesides. This will make a basket five and a half Flat Rattan. 87 inches in diameter. If a larger basket is de-sired,… … Fig. 59.—Round Basket. lightly with a small flat thread of raffia. Thensew a few times back and forth through therattan to hold it firmly in place. These rings,when sewed together, will form the sides. Hold two rings in the left hand one above theother. Tie the small end of the thread on to…
Basket making
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