McAfee, M. J. (Mary Jane), 1840- · New York : Pine-Needle Pub. Co. · leaf 40
rried around the cone, then the stitches are taken in theusual way. In making small baskets it is well to count the rows of stitches aroundthe top of the basket and start the cover with the same number; then theradiating lines of sewing form the same number of double curves from thecentre of the… … ffi CIh be Ui 37 Another kind of handle is made by plaiting or braiding pine needlesand sewing the braid to the cover, as shown in Figs. 10, 12, 18. The simplest form of cover is one that rests flat on the top of thebasket. In making this the cover is made of the proper size, when thecoil is…
Basket making
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