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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 59

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end of another twig behind the spokewhere the old one ends, and continue to weavein this way until the bottom is three or fourinches in diameter. Then cut the ends of thespokes off close to the last row of weaving. Take twenty-four of the largest twigs.Shave each large end and insert one betweenthe… … Fig. 29.—Spokes tied together. hold them in place. Allow them to remain tieduntil about one-half inch of the side has beenwoven. Xow take twenty-four more twigs. Shavethe ends and insert one on the outside of eachside spoke, making twenty-four side weavers. Native Willow Baskets. 57 Begin at any…

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