Lyford, Carrie A. (Carrie Alberta) · Washington : Govt. Printing Office · leaf 93
oubled, the two lengthstwisted together firmly, and theends brought together again and held in one hand while the centeris taken in the other hand, and the lengths are allowed to twistfirmly together. The ends should be tied. It will be easier for twoto work together in making a cord. The cord… … Fig. 8.—Bag nearly completed. From Junior Circular No. 26, Agricultural Exlcnsion Department, Ames, Iowa. PRELIMINARY PLAN. If the children are not able to supply cords for their own bags,the teacher should have a sufficient supply of cord on hand. Sheshould be sure the girls bags are in readiness…
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