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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 49

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e spokes should be held in water for afew minutes. When quite pliable, spoke No. i ispushed down beside spoke No. 2, No. 2 beside No.3, and so on around the mat, taking care that atleast an inch is pressed below the edge of the mat. Mat with Two Weavers and Open Border No, 2 Materials: 4 14-inch… … is reached, when another is joined to it by simplycrossing the weavers, at an inch from the end ofeach, back of a spoke (See Fig. n). The endsmay need to be held, or replaced in position while weaving one row afterwhich they will keeptheir places and maybe cut shorter whenthe mat or basket…

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