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 117
he holes are to be at an angle. (So that theumbrella, when covered, will have the correct slope.) Coverthis framework with strands of raphia, proceeding in thesame manner as in raphia and wire mat. Fasten the end ofthe raphia by sewing it into the edge of the work and thenslip a colored glass bead… … Fig. 4.Detail—Umbrella, Closed. MODEL IV.— UMBEELLA. (CLOSED.) Materials.— Corks, raphia, wirehairpins and glass beads. Tools. —Needles, scissors, brad awl, and one paircombination pliers and wire cutters. With the brad awl pierce holes inthe cork, as in the preceding model,having the angle such…
Paper work · Basket making
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