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How to make Indian and other baskets (1903)

James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 · New York : H. Malkan · leaf 80

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according tosize of basket and taste of worker. OPEN BORDER NO. 4.—This border necessitates doublespokes, on which two rows of pairing are worked at any desireddistance. See Fig. no. The upper part is done on the same princi-ple as Open Border No. 5. SINGLE PLAIT.—Each spoke is brought up behind… … FIG. 113. OPEN BORDER NO. 5. 4321FIG. 114. DETAIL, OF LAST THREE SPOKEa work is thoroughly dry, the protruding ends must be cut off as close-ly as practicable. See Fig. 112. DOUBLE PLAIT.—Insert an extra short spoke beside each ofthose already in use, and proceed with the two spokes together asin…

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