Reed and raffia construction work in primary schools; a practical manual especially for primary-kindergarten teachers .. (1904)
Shults, Mary A. [from old catalog] · Manistee, Mich., American kindergarten supply house, J. H. Shults · leaf 11
double >bow knot, the ends being neatly wound with raffia orfinished with small tassels of same. After sewing or pasting on the back a loop made oftwo or three blades of raffia, the picture will be com-pleted ready to hang on the wall. Another method of fastening the suspension loop tothe back… … the paper down evenly on the back of the frame andthe picture is ready to hang up. To make a neat and pretty box, use a strip of card- 14 board about ten or twelve inches long and two incheswide. Lap the ends and sew flatly. Wrap it closelyaround with raffia This forms the sides of the box.For the…
Weaving · Basket making
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