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

Todd, Mattie Phipps · Chicago [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 137

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e. The weav-ing is done from the bottom up, some work-ing in one direction, while others weavefirst at the bottom, then turn the loomupside down, and, after weaving about thesame distance there, finish in the middle.The last part of the weaving is like darn-ing, and is often done with a needle.… … A Navajo Indian woman weaving- a blanket n HAND-LOOM WEAVING Old India It blankets are iare Descrip-tion of theillustra-tion Method ofmaking were beautiful and lasting. These old blan-kets are becoming more and more rare, andto-day in their places we have the brightand not always satisfactory…

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