Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 22
Fig. 4.—Basket made of Straw. ful baskets, plaques, and bags. Many othergrasses furnish one of the most prolific sourcesof supply. The stalk is more often used thanthe leaves. One soon learns that if certaingrasses are gathered too early they are brittle.Some grasses should be cut while they are… … 20 Practical Basketry. results in new materials. The work is now inits early stages, and there is still much to learn. Corn Husks.—The fine inner corn husks canbe put to a variety of uses. They are rich incolor; among them can be found dark reds,brilliant pinks, purples, pea green and darkyellow.…
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