How to Make Indian And Other Baskets
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1 1/2 inches from each end make a sharp bend. Insert spokes for sides in wooden base, leaving 6 inches below the wood. Above the wooden base weave one row of rope twist, counting the handles as spokes. For this 4 lengths of No. I rattan, two of 36 inches (to be cut off when the twist is finished) and two longer, will be needed. Start the weavers on a side of the base which has not a handle through it. The two longest are carried on for a row of pairing, after which turn the base upside down and... finish the foot before proceeding with the sides. Weave singly (see Fig. 20) with two weavers, the number of spokes being even, taking each weaver three times around, six times in all. The handle must be still counted as a spoke. Bend spokes outward and continue weaving for eight more double rows, sloping the foot to taste. Insert a short spoke close beside handle to be used in its stead for weaving the border. Finish with Closed Border No. 2. Now turn the basket right side up, weave singly, see Fig 184, for half an inch, insert new weaver of dyed raffia or rattan and weave one inch, then another half inch or inch in natural color.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 1/2 inches from each end make a sharp bend. Insert spokes for sides in wooden base, leaving 6 inches below the wood. Above the wooden base weave one row of rope twist, counting the handles as spokes. For this 4 lengths of No. I rattan, two of 36 inches (to be cut off when the twist is finished) and two longer, will be needed. Start the weavers on a side of the base which has not a handle through it. The two longest are carried on for a row of pairing, after which turn the base upside down and... finish the foot before proceeding with the sides. Weave singly (see Fig. 20) with two weavers, the number of spokes being even, taking each weaver three times around, six times in all. The handle must be still counted as a spoke. Bend spokes outward and continue weaving for eight more double rows, sloping the foot to taste. Insert a short spoke close beside handle to be used in its stead for weaving the border. Finish with Closed Border No. 2. Now turn the basket right side up, weave singly, see Fig 184, for half an inch, insert new weaver of dyed raffia or rattan and weave one inch, then another half inch or inch in natural color.
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