Walker, Louisa · London, New York : Macmillan · leaf 102
de through the hole next to the corner. The right-hand thread is woven across, 1 up, 1 down, to the opposite side, and threaded down into the same hole from which the opposite thread proceeds. The left-hand thread is next woven across from left to right, reversing the weaving of the right-hand… … FIG. 70. through the second hole on each side. They are both woven across as before, and passed down into same holes, pegged, etc., until the sides of slate are complete. Diagonals. — Knot to each end of the green string a pale yellow or cream thread. If the holes are to be secured with wooden…
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