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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 61

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and under another. Take the fourthweaver and pass it over one and under one; overanother and under another. There will now befive spokes that have no weavers between them,thus leaving four spaces without weavers be-tween them. This arrangement helps one toweave more rapidly. The rest of the weavers… … Fig. 30.—Weaving begun. Proceed as in the beginning after the tripletwist was woven around the bottom, and con-tinue to weave as before. When the full length of the weavers hasbeen used, insert a new set, one behind eachspoke, and go on with the weaving as in the be-ginning. Join all the weavers at…

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