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 123
s shown inthe illustration. It must be damp, and used with a coarseneedle. The bottom of the box may be made of circles ofthin wood, or of heavy cardboard, and in either case holes arebored near the edge of the circle, and this is sewed into theedge of the box. For the edge of the cover, join,… … ^m Detail of join of 2d and 3d rows raphia With slats, wire, etc. 121 around the outer edge, passing the thread through the holein the center. Join this covered piece to the edge of the cover, by sewingthrough the ridge formed by the buttonhole stitch. Thebottom of the box will present a neater…
Paper work · Basket making
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