Seat work and industrial occupations; a practical course for primary grades (1905)
Gilman, Mary Louise, Williams, Elizabeth Baille, 1846- joint author · New York, Macmillan · leaf 110
eaving. What material was used ? How were the rugs made ? What was the loom ? Shall we play we are these people making rugs ? Let children try to make looms at home, that is, as mairy asare interested. Then show them a simple way of makinglooms for doll-house rugs. (Fig. 84.) Cardboard Loom… … Fig. 84.107 108 SEAT WORK AND INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS a suitable rug for dining room. Silkaline cut in 1-inch stripson the bias is very pretty. For the sitting room a similar rug may be made from carpetyarn or carpet ravelings, and for the bedroom a raffia mat orone made from ravelings from gunny…
Creative activities and seat work · Paper work
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