Beard, Linda, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920 · New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 76
Things to Make of Common Grasses 59 row under it, in the third over again, and so on. In orderthat it may always come this way you must have an unevennumber of spokes. Four will notdo, nor six, nor eight, but five, seven,or nine spokes will bring the weaveout all right. … A Grass Napkin-Ring is another thing that can be madeby weaving or braiding the grasses.Select ten fine long blades ofgrass, divide them into two bunchesof five each, put the root-ends to-gether, and tie them as when making the hammock. Pinthese two bunches to your knee about two inches apart,and…
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