Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 303
may be purchased wherever the wedgecan be procured, or it may be made at homeif a little ingenuity be e.xercised. Take a be made as follows : Take a similar piece ofwood and cut out each end in a deep curve orheel, making the curve sufficiently deep toretain the cord nicely. Wind the cordstraight… … Figure No. i.—Hammock. Figure No. 2.—\Ved(;e op ^Tl.•L;u_c;T,f-^ Figure No, 3.—Needle or Shuttle, Unwou.nd.
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