Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 66
34.—Joining Strand. beside it, allowing the large end to extend aninch up under the upper left-hand strand. SeeFig. 34. If the new strand makes the braid toowide the end of the old strand may be left outon the wrong side. Cut the ends off close up tothe braid. … Fig. 35.—Sewing Mat. In sewing the braid together use a small pieceof a strand of raffia, sewing over and over on 64 Practical Basketry. the wrong side. Draw the thread tight, so thatthe stitches will show as little as possible on theright side. Any number of strands may bebraided in the same way.
Basket making
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