Raphia and reed weaving, including also cardboard and paper construction; a practical course for primary and elementary schools (1901)
Knapp, Elizabeth Sanborn · Springfield, Mass., New York [etc.] M. Bradley Company · leaf 102
s,fastened at intervals, in the wainscoting, on which they hangthe strand while braiding. As the raphia is uneven in width,a certain thickness of braid must first be decided upon asstandard for each model, and as many strands of the materialused as are necessary to plait a three-strand braid of the… … 100 RAPHIA AND REED WEAVING. Small tags, to be found at a stationers, and costing aboutten cents a hundred, are marked with each pupils name andfastened to her work. By using dyes, many artistic colorsmay be produced and these colored strands used for the entiremodel, or for sewing, etc. MODEL I.—…
Paper work · Basket making
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