Weaving With Paper Rope
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Use hea\ y sticks for the uprights and thinner ones for the lattice work. Wrap with a strip of crepe I >2 ini-hes wide. Attach the handles to the basket with spool wire, tying each handle in three, dill'erent places to one of the basket wires.
Fasten the smaller sticks in places with spool wire. Make the handles 2}2 times the height of the basket.
Page eighteen ^VEAVINGAVITH • PAPER. -fld^P^E "Vo. 8. The handle of this basket is very effective and is one of the simplest to make. Cover two No.... 15 wires with crepe paper to the de.sired thickness.
Insert one end of each wire through se\'eral rows of wpa\ ing on the bottom of the basket, with the wires about o inches apart. Then bring the two wires together, twist over the (op and fasten the other ends under the opposite side of the basket.
Put a little glue on the ends of the handles before inserting them.
No. 9. In the sandwich tray shown the handle is made in a dilferent way from most baskets. The seven wires extend up through the whole tray and are a part of the wires used in weaving the ba.se and sides, all being taken from the same group of wires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7.
Use hea\ y sticks for the uprights and thinner ones for the lattice work. Wrap with a strip of crepe I >2 ini-hes wide. Attach the handles to the basket with spool wire, tying each handle in three, dill'erent places to one of the basket wires.
Fasten the smaller sticks in places with spool wire. Make the handles 2}2 times the height of the basket.
Page eighteen ^VEAVINGAVITH • PAPER. -fld^P^E "Vo. 8. The handle of this basket is very effective and is one of the simplest to make. Cover two No.... 15 wires with crepe paper to the de.sired thickness.
Insert one end of each wire through se\'eral rows of wpa\ ing on the bottom of the basket, with the wires about o inches apart. Then bring the two wires together, twist over the (op and fasten the other ends under the opposite side of the basket.
Put a little glue on the ends of the handles before inserting them.
No. 9. In the sandwich tray shown the handle is made in a dilferent way from most baskets. The seven wires extend up through the whole tray and are a part of the wires used in weaving the ba.se and sides, all being taken from the same group of wires.
What to read after Weaving With Paper Rope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennison Manufacturing Company to read onlineMoreLess
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