Modern Basket Maker -- I

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An introductory 1902 magazine article on basketry as a modern craft for women, covering its uses, income possibilities, and value in manual training. It describes the main materials (rattan, raffia, flat and braided rush), basic tools, and basic weaves: under-and-over, double, pairing, and triple twist. Step-by-step instructions are given for a knotted raffia work bag, a round mat with open border No. 1, and a small candy basket with rounding sides and open border No. 2, illustrated with line drawings. The article is the first part of a series and ends with "To be continued."

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Article
Date
March 1902
Language
English
Pages
3
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