Sewing; handicraft for girls; a graded course for city and rural schools (1918)
McGlauflin, Idabelle · Peoria, Ill., The Manual Arts Press · leaf 116
112 BASKETRY As an aid in dividing the space for a design a piece of paper maybe cut and folded into the desired number of sections, and thesemarked on the basket. These spaces are then filled in withoutregard to the exact number of stitches required to cover the reeds. Beginners should make a… … BASKET SHOWING THE NAVAJO WEAVE. Finishing the Basket.—Cut the end of the reed to a flat pointtwo inches in length, and gradually taper the stitching off so that itshows where it ends as little as possible. The last two rows of thebasket might be stitched with colored raffia unless it detracts…
Handicraft · Needlework
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