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Hand-loom weaving; a manual for school and home (1902)

Todd, Mattie Phipps · Chicago [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 130

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n over the double strings as ifthey were only one. In this way the per-forations of other parts are closed top andbottom. Use a tape needle and weave eachsection of the pattern separately. Weave Perfora-tions \i It, := ^!i =E i m II I Patternfor aTurkishrug /?o HAND-LOOM WEAVING the filling last.… … tions will be too large. The right and leftedofes of the ru2: are woven over the rodsto keep them straight. Both narrow bor-ders were woven before the center was com-menced. The pattern in the illustration is ORIENTAL RUGS 131 for a Wilton or Axminster rug, but can beused for mats, or box, sachet,…

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