Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 125
ard is then cut two andthree-eighths inches wide, and long enough tomake the side of the box, so that the cover andbottom will come just over the edge. Sew theside strips together and wind with raffia. Windthe cover and bottom in the same way by pass-ing the strand of raffia through the hole in… … Fig. -Work-box made of Cardboard and Raffia. with the stitches running in an opposite direc-tion, they will form a cross stitch which willmake it firm and give a neat finish. The covermay then be fastened on at one side, and a ringattached in the center. Fig. 88. 3.—Oblong or square mats may be…
Basket making
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