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 206
nter. Now when the three or four rows are woven ateach end we place into the ]:)ockets the other fourribs as shown in Fig. 233-B, with the excejition thatwe ]ilace the ribs only in the pockets on one side ofthe basket. This makes it easier to continue theweaving, for while one is weaving at one end… … Fig. 234—A pockets Oil the other side of the bask(>t, and tlieweaving done the same, as on the first side of theliasket. The weaving is then continued first fromone side and then from the other. Fig. 234-A showsa partially woven basket done in this way. When thecenter is reached the wearing…
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