Seat Weaving
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45 and weave around corners B and C and fasten under the rail at FIG " 46 ' CHILD ' S CHAIR WITH FIBER SKAT.
corner D. The weaving is iden- tical to that described in square seats. Weave in each strand in the bundle at the same corners and tie under the rail at corner D ; or until the spaces marked off on the front rail are filled. It may be necessary to add to or to remove strands from the bundle if calculations as to number of strands necessary were inaccurate. Tie all loose ends together at ...corner D, fasten securely and cut off all extra lengths.
Start now as in beginning a weave on a square seat, weaving around all corners in the regular way. The first strand around will effectively bind the bundles of ends at corners A and D.
Suggestions. In using paper fiber or similar materials w r hich come in long lengths, a strand 20 or 25 ft. In length may be used 52 SEAT WEAVING at one time in weaving. For convenience in handling it should be formed in a loop and held together with a strong rubber band.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 and weave around corners B and C and fasten under the rail at FIG " 46 ' CHILD ' S CHAIR WITH FIBER SKAT.
corner D. The weaving is iden- tical to that described in square seats. Weave in each strand in the bundle at the same corners and tie under the rail at corner D ; or until the spaces marked off on the front rail are filled. It may be necessary to add to or to remove strands from the bundle if calculations as to number of strands necessary were inaccurate. Tie all loose ends together at ...corner D, fasten securely and cut off all extra lengths.
Start now as in beginning a weave on a square seat, weaving around all corners in the regular way. The first strand around will effectively bind the bundles of ends at corners A and D.
Suggestions. In using paper fiber or similar materials w r hich come in long lengths, a strand 20 or 25 ft. In length may be used 52 SEAT WEAVING at one time in weaving. For convenience in handling it should be formed in a loop and held together with a strong rubber band.
What to read after Seat Weaving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Day Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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