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How to make baskets (1911)

White, Mary, 1869-, Doubleday, Nelli Blanchan De Graff, Mrs., 1865-1918 · Doubleday, Page and co. · leaf 133

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he work firm. This is done by puttingone between each of the other joinings. Newneedlefuls of raffia are always started at a joining.The needle brings the end of the old strand from 96 HOW TO MAKE BASKETS left to right, through the upper part of the joining,leaving the end lying along the under… … Fig. 20 covers both ends. At the end of the tenth coilthe rattan is brought up directly above that coil,leaving the same distance between the new coiland the one below it as there was between the othercoils. Each coil now follows just above theprevious one—making a straight-sided basket, eightcoils…

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