Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 106
Fig. 74- stitches in the same place, so as to keep themparallel and one directly above the other. XVII. Whip Stitch. This is a very simple stiteh and can be visedon many different materials—rattan, corn … Fig- 75- husk, rushes, cattail leaves, and all kinds ofgrasses. Raffia, hemp or shoe thread may be 103 104 Practical Basketry. used for the thread. If raffia is used, it mustbe split quite fine and kept of uniform size.If too coarse, it covers too much of the coil.
Basket making
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