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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 36

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me out in a straightline from the center. When one strand of raffia has been used, a Rattan Mats. 33 weaver of No. 1 rattan is inserted behind aspoke and the weaving continued. It will be necessary to hold on to the end ofthe rattan weaver, to prevent its slipping, untilthe weaver passes over it in… … Fig. 16.—Beginning to Weave with Rattan.(This is illustrated with eight one-half spokes.) make a small mat without splicing. When themat is finished, the end of the weaver is passedunder the last row of weaving and behind thenext spoke. Then it is ready for the border.A center may be begun without…

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