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 127
f a ridge. Whenfinished, the ends of the wire are bent over the mat, to pre-vent the raphia from slipping off. A fringe is added by-looping doubled strands of raphia into the edge. Either sidemay be used for the top. RAPHIA, WITH WIRE HAIRPINS. By using heavy wire hairpins, substantial foundations… … Details I. and II. RAPHIA WITH SLATS, WIRE, ETC. 125 The different parts of the framework should be joinedfirmly by using fine wire, and after the foundation is securedit may be painted or not. If the entire framework is notpainted, it will be necessary to wind, with raphia, the partsnot covered by…
Paper work · Basket making
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