and one pick each way, and to enkirg^e on thisFig. uK arrangement the number of ends and picks must be increased. It is obvious that the ^_^^^ ^^^^^ next chang-e would be two ends and (III two picks each way. This pro-duces the simi)lest basket weave which can be constructed, shown in Fig-. 119, of… … Fif,. 120. F ■i , ^i ?k ■3 (r From the plain or common basket weaves the fancy basketsare constructed. These are solely the combination of two ormore weaves of the common basket, or a basket and the i)laincombined. Fig. 121 is an illustration of these weaves,combining the plain and the two basket,…
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