Hand-loom weaving; a manual for school and home (1902)
Todd, Mattie Phipps · Chicago [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 141
black. The small fig-ures, counting the same w^ay, are: Nos. i, 3,and 5, red, white, and black. Nos. 2 and 4,red, yellow, and green. The four corners arefinished with twisted red cord-like tassels.This cord also extends across the warp ends.Dr. Matthews tells in his article on NavajoWeavers how two… … tA ve7ybeautifulNavajoIndian^ blanket^A showt7ig, \ the I manner ofdecoration the loom. Germantown knitting wool or car-pet ravelings can be used, although to obtainsofter wool is better. Some of the hand-somest Navajo blankets have a long nap. 142 HAND-LOOM WE A VING Navajopalieriislaid ivitli…
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