Sewing; handicraft for girls; a graded course for city and rural schools (1918)
McGlauflin, Idabelle · Peoria, Ill., The Manual Arts Press · leaf 117
oceeds along a continuous coil, so that each stitchis passed beneath the stitches of the coil beneath. 113 SEWING For convenience in analyzing these stitches the two reeds may bedesignated as the loose reed and the fastened reed. The Navajo Stitch (Figure Eight).—Hold the commenced coilin the left… … BASKET SHOWING THE LAZY-SQUAW WEAVE. down between the stitches of the fastened reed from you, and begin-ning again at (a) pass the thread between the two reeds toward youcompleting the figure eight. Draw the two reeds firmly together. This is the stitch used bv the Indians in making the baskets…
Handicraft · Needlework
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