The Basketry book Twelve Lessons in Reed Weaving
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(b) Curve to the left, above two weavers.
(c) Curve to the right, under two weavers.
(d) Curve to the left, above one weaver, and to the inside of the lid between the two outside needles on the left.
60 THE BASKETRY BOOK 2. THE WEAVER TO THE RIGHT.
(a) Curve to the left, above two weavers.
(b) Curve to the right, under three weavers.
(c) Curve to the left, above three weavers.
(d) Curve to the right, under two weavers, and to the inside of the lid between the two outside needles on the right.
D...IAGRAM No. 15.
(e) Fasten the four ends underneath by carrying each pair across under the button and draw them under the original loop of the opposite weaver, and trim.
90. MODEL No. 15, No. 2.
DIMENSIONS Base 3> inches.
Height 4> inches.
Opening at top of weaving *?% inches.
Opening after completion of border 6^ inches.
MATERIALS 13 spokes, No. 4 reed, 34 inches. Weavers, Nos. 2 and 3 reed. 6 threads through 7 needles.
BORDER Same as basket border of No. I, Model 15 (86).
LID IO spokes, No. 4 reed, 30 inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(b) Curve to the left, above two weavers.
(c) Curve to the right, under two weavers.
(d) Curve to the left, above one weaver, and to the inside of the lid between the two outside needles on the left.
60 THE BASKETRY BOOK 2. THE WEAVER TO THE RIGHT.
(a) Curve to the left, above two weavers.
(b) Curve to the right, under three weavers.
(c) Curve to the left, above three weavers.
(d) Curve to the right, under two weavers, and to the inside of the lid between the two outside needles on the right.
D...IAGRAM No. 15.
(e) Fasten the four ends underneath by carrying each pair across under the button and draw them under the original loop of the opposite weaver, and trim.
90. MODEL No. 15, No. 2.
DIMENSIONS Base 3> inches.
Height 4> inches.
Opening at top of weaving *?% inches.
Opening after completion of border 6^ inches.
MATERIALS 13 spokes, No. 4 reed, 34 inches. Weavers, Nos. 2 and 3 reed. 6 threads through 7 needles.
BORDER Same as basket border of No. I, Model 15 (86).
LID IO spokes, No. 4 reed, 30 inches.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Miles Blanchard to read onlineMoreLess
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