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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 35

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e that itonly extends through to the other side of thesespokes. Place the large end of a strand of raffia infront of the upper vertical spokes with the end i^ Fig. 14.—Spokes Threaded for Round Base. toward the left. Bring this strand down be-hind the horizontal spokes at the right, then 3*… … Fh LKJ 15.—Starting Weaver. spokes up over the right horizontal ones, acrossbehind the upper vertical spokes. This bringsthe weaver to the upper left-hand corner. Be-gin to weave over and under around the centerfrom left to right, pulling the weaver downclose to the center. Great care must be taken…

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