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Problems in woodwork in combination with other materials for elementary manual training (1917)

Worst, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1866-1949 · Milwaukee, Wis., The Bruce publishing company · leaf 192

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ion enough to hold thestakes upright. If a straight flaring sided basket isdesired do not give the weaver so much tension,thereby allowing the stakes to flare. In weaving allstraight sided baskets, after the stakes stand at asatisfactory angle, be careful to sec that the weaverhas no tension… … Fig. 219—Holding Work While Weaving control of both the material and the shapinjj; ofbaskets. If a curved-sided basket, similar to A and B,Fig. 220, is wanted, start with the stakes quite flar-ing, and keep an even tension on the weaver as theweaving progresses and until tlie desired cuivc iswoven…

Woodwork (Manual training) · Weaving (Manual training)

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