Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 126
covermay then be fastened on at one side, and a ringattached in the center. Fig. 88. 3.—Oblong or square mats may be wovenwith raffia, th£ younger pupils using a cottonwarp and the older ones using raffia for bothwarp and woof. The raffia should not be tied,but allowed to lap two inches. If raffia… … Fig. 89.—A Letter Holder. These woven pieces may be made into agreat variety of articles that will suggest them-selves to an ingenious teacher (see Fig. 89)—comb cases, letter-holders, cornucopias, etc. 124 Practical Basketry. GRADE 3. 1.—Knot-stitch mats (see Fig. 90)2.—Knot-stitch baskets.
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