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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 40

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rwise hergrasses crack and split. These baskets aremade of squaw-grass, and some other strongmaterial. The grass is woven on the outsidefor ornamentation, and takes on a high polishwith use and age. No. 4 is like No. 5 in Plate I, only smaller. No. 6 is a Porno meal tray. V. Borders. Open Border,… … Fig. 17.— Open Border No. I. Hold the spokes in water until pliable.Spoke No. 1 is pushed down beside spoke No. 2until the desired size scollop is made, and No. 2beside No. 3, and so on around the edge. Open Border, No. 2.—For this border the 37 38 Practical Basketry. spokes should be four inches…

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