Sewing; handicraft for girls; a graded course for city and rural schools (1918)
McGlauflin, Idabelle · Peoria, Ill., The Manual Arts Press · leaf 112
t sizes may be substituted for the reeds if a flexible basket is desired. 108 BASKETRY Beginning about two inches from one end of the reed, sharpen toa flat point. Coil the other end, leaving ten or fifteen inches uncoiled,and tie with raffia two or three times. Soak the reeds in water untilvery… … BEGINNING A BASKET IN ANY WEAVE. 1 — The reed sharpened to a flat point.2— 1 he end ot the sharpened reed wound with raffia.3 — The end of the reed curled into a small button.4— Splicing reeds by cutting both to a flat point. but should be kept uniform. The basket sewing requires either thesharp or…
Handicraft · Needlework
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