Handicraft for girls; a tentative course in needlework, basketry, designing, paper and cardboard construction, textile fibers and fabrics and home decoration and care, designed for use in schools and homes (1910)
McGlauflin, Idabelle · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 120
RLS Beginning1 the Basket.—Baskets may be classified as round oroval. A. The Round Basket. Draw the sharpened end of the the pliable reed between the thumband finger into the smallest possible coil. Lay the end of the raffia to thepoint and along the sharpened end of the reed and hold it in place… … BASKETS BEGUN IN THREE DIFFERENT WEAVES. 1 — Round basket in the Navajo weave. 2 — Oval basket in the Lazy Squaw weave. 3 — Round basket in the Mariposa weavt B. The Oval Basket:The end of the reed is not sharpened, and must be very soft and pliable,or it cannot be bent together at the desired…
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