[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 447
the fine reedevenly in weaving. It is well to work on a table or flat sur-face, so that the left hand can constantly press the work. Itis more comfortable to weave to the right, and more effect-ive to weave closely. Fig. 3 shows how ten more reeds are added after the mathas reached a certain… … some other sharp instrument, the nineteen radiating reedsmay be separated to equal distances, and the weaving canthen be continued. When one piece of the fine reed is exhausted, the new oneis easily inserted by pushing the end of the old and the be-ginning of the new into the work, parallel to one…
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