White, Mary, 1869-, Doubleday, Nelli Blanchan De Graff, Mrs., 1865-1918 · Doubleday, Page and co. · leaf 220
left. Aftercrossing, the spokesare held in place bya row of twining.A charming walletmade by the NezPerce Indians, fromthe bast of hemp,suggests a simpleand attractive wayof making a flat en-velope shaped bas-ket for photographs or postal cards. It may bewoven on splints with sweet-grass, or even… … Fig. 41 174 HOW TO MAKE BASKETS to be. After wetting the spokes until they arequite pliable, a row of pairing is woven joiningthem together in the middle. The ends of thespokes are then brought up together, and bycontinuing the pairing around and around the
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