Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 140
Fig. 101.—Double Chain of See-saw Knot. and tie the other around it. Then reversestrings, first holding one straight and then theother. Cord Work. V37 Use four strings, two of one color and twoof another. Tie the same as in Fig. 100, using … Fig. 102.—Combining Single and Duubie See-saw Knot. the two strings in the same way as if they wereone. The illustration shows how this is made. Usefour strings, knotting each two together for acertain number of knots, as in Fiff. 100. i38 Practical Basketry. One can see how a bag could be made…
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