James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 · New York : H. Malkan · leaf 82
t before No. 3 and behind No. 4. Take No. 3 (which is still up- HOW TO MAKE INDIAN AND OTHER BASKETS. 8l right) bringing it down beside No. I and behind No. 4 (Fig. 117),making one pair of ends turned down. The canes forming thesepairs must each in turn be kept side by side (the longer of the… … FIG. 119. DETAILOF CLOSED BORDER NO. 2. FIG. 120. DETAIL OF CLOSEDBORDER NO. 3. and behind No. 5. This will make a second pair of ends. Thelongest of the first pair must now be brought before No. 5 (which isstill upright) and behind No. 6 (Fig. 118), No. 5 being brought downbeside it as before. The…
Indian baskets · Basket making
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