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 37
Of course the larger the basket the greater theruimber of spokes necessary. As the weaving proceedsfioni the center, the distance between the spokes irt-creases, and new short spokes should be laid in asneeded. An illustration of a center for a larger basketi.^ giv^en below. … BASKET HANDLES. Twisted Handles.—Run a large knitting needledown beside a spoke in the basket and insert the endof a reed of same si^e as the spoke, an inch or morebelow the top of the basket. Cut this foundation reedthe desired length and insert the other end downbeside a spoke on the opposite…
Weaving · Basket making
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