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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, The A. S. Barnes company · leaf 93

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Fig. 62. bebween the first and second ring between twostitches, up to the right of thread, and down atthe left (Fig. 63), thus covering the second ringand leaving spaces between the stitches on thethird row to be covered when next ring is added.When the ten rings have been sewed to-gether, spaces… … Fig. 63. hold the rings even, so that they will not bulgein places. Cover.—Cut two strips eighteen and a quar-ter inches long for the sides of the cover.Fasten together the same as the side rings.Leave the spliced ends to be covered last, sothat the fit of the cover may be changed if nec-essary.…

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