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 25
y the littleones and contains a lesson in numbers. After tyingon a large blade of raffia hold the slat in the left hand,and with the right, form a loop in the raffia, the parttlrat is tied being ou the upper side, and putting theloop over the end of the slat draw it close, bringingthe stitch back… … been cast on the four slats, cross the ends and tie therriIery securely with a piece of dampened raffia, so as toform a frame, having the twisted stitch on the out-side. With a needleful of raffia begin at the corner,tying the raffia, throiugh the first stitch and carry ifacross to the first stitch…
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