Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880 · New York : Clark Austin & co. · leaf 127
e soaked in brandy, to softenthem, and then holes should be made through them. Theyare strung on slender wire, which istwisted into such a form as youplease. To be woven in diamonds,or squares, or rows, as you fancy.A gold bead between every two ber-ries, gives a rich appearance to the basket.… … BEAD BASKETS.Very pretty baskets are made in a similar way, of differentcoloured beads strung upon wire. The wire should be strong-ly joined ; and the place covered thick with sewing silk of thesame colour as the beads. RICE, OR SHELL BASKETS.The frame is made of pasteboard, neatly lined ; it may…
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