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 123
s, and these marked on 118 BASKETRY the basket. These spaces are then filled in without regard to the exactnumber of stitches required to cover the reeds. Beginners should make a study of Indian baskets and their designs. Finishing the Basket.^Cut the end of the reed to a flat point twoinches in… … BASKET SHOWING THE NAVAJO WEAVE. Description of Basket Stitches. The stitching proceeds along a continuous coil, so that each stitch ispassed beneath the stitches of the coil beneath. For convenience in analyzing these stitches the two reeds may bedesignated as the loose reed and the fastened reed.…
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