Practical And Artistic Basketry
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The stitch is like the knot-stitch, with the knot omitted.
As the basket increases in size take two Fig. 74.
stitches in the same place, so as to keep them parallel and one directly above the other.
Digitized by VjOOQIC XVII.
Whip Stitch.
This is a very simple stitch and can be used on many different materials — ^rattan, com Fig- 75.
husk, rushes, cat-tail leaves, and all kinds of grasses. Raffia, hemp or shoe thread may be Digitized by VjOOQIC I04 Practical Basketry, used for the thread. If ra...ffia is used, it must be spUt quite fine and kept of uniform size.
If too coarse, it covers too much of the coil.
Fig. 76. — Showing the Whip Stitch.
The illustration, Fig. 76, will show the stitch sufficiently.
Care must be taken to bring the thread up at the right and close to the istitch on the preced- ing coil. When made on a soft coil, the ends can be sewed into the coil, but if made on rattan, the ends must be fastened on the back by weaving back and forth on the stitches so that the right side will present a continuous thread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stitch is like the knot-stitch, with the knot omitted.
As the basket increases in size take two Fig. 74.
stitches in the same place, so as to keep them parallel and one directly above the other.
Digitized by VjOOQIC XVII.
Whip Stitch.
This is a very simple stitch and can be used on many different materials — ^rattan, com Fig- 75.
husk, rushes, cat-tail leaves, and all kinds of grasses. Raffia, hemp or shoe thread may be Digitized by VjOOQIC I04 Practical Basketry, used for the thread. If ra...ffia is used, it must be spUt quite fine and kept of uniform size.
If too coarse, it covers too much of the coil.
Fig. 76. — Showing the Whip Stitch.
The illustration, Fig. 76, will show the stitch sufficiently.
Care must be taken to bring the thread up at the right and close to the istitch on the preced- ing coil. When made on a soft coil, the ends can be sewed into the coil, but if made on rattan, the ends must be fastened on the back by weaving back and forth on the stitches so that the right side will present a continuous thread.
What to read after Practical And Artistic Basketry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laura Rollins Tinsley to read onlineMoreLess
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