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The girl's own book (1833)

Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880 · New York : Clark Austin & co. · leaf 130

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more neatly to havethe wire wound with coloured sewing silk. If you fancy it, awire or pasteboard handle may be made, covered with smallfeathers. The bottom may be either plain, or lined with goldpaner, or have a rice-paper bird, or butterfly, upon it. CLOVE BASKETS.The berry is taken off; the long… … STRAW BASKETS. Procure a little bundle of straws of the same size; cut them all the length you wish the height of your basket 10 be; you must use sharp scissors, and handle them delicately ; if the straws are broken, or split, they are useless. Cardboard must form the top and bottom ofthe baskets;…

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