Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 143
Fig. 107.—Banister Cord. lace work that was so popular several yearsago. There are several books on the market, 140 Practical Basketry. published at that time, which give a greatervariety of knots if one wishes to go into themystery of knot-tying more deeply. ^s^^^S^0 … Fig. 108.—Solomons Knot. This knot is used in making bags, hats andother fancy work with raffia (Fig. 40). Itrequires not less than four strands, and manymore are often used. There are two steps inthe completed knot, first tying a knot with the
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