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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 128

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to teach others. 3.—Rattan work, mats and simple baskets. GRADE 4. 1.—Braiding. 2.—Soft coil basket. (Chapter 14.)3.—Rattan work. Cattail leaves and rushes can be braided andused with the rattan. GRADE 5. 1.—Flat rattan. (Chapter 13.) 2.—Whip stitch on rattan, grass, corn husks, 3.—Rattan and… … XXII. Coloring. In selecting colors for baskets or any otherwork, one should realize what an importantfactor color is in the artistic development ofthe child, and how much this development hasto do with his happiness and well-being. Color in baskets is very attractive, but if onewishes to secure…

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