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 36
next and under the last row of weaving before thenext spoke. When once around complete the mat by 38 bending the spokes so that the end of each will form aloop, thus making an attractive border. The weaving can be done with raffia if desired in-stead of the reed. … When the pupils can master the mat work, basketsmay be constructed in the same manner, but usingspokes one or two sizes larger than the weaver andturning up to form the sides, which can be woven thesame as the bottom. If the reeds have become dry.soak in water until pliable before bending. The…
Weaving · Basket making
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