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FrontispiecePRACTICAL BASKETRY
BY
ANNA A. GILL
TEACHER OF ORTHOGENIC CLASS, KENDERTON SCHOOL, PHILADELPHIA
DRAWINGS BY THE AUTHOR
PHILADELPHIA
DAVID McKAY, PUBLISHER
604-608 South Washington Square
Copyright, 1916, by
David McKay
TO
THE MEMORY OF
MY FATHER
PHILADELPHIA
DAVID McKAY, PUBLISHER
604-608 South Washington Square
Copyright, 1916, by
David McKay
TO
THE MEMORY OF
MY FATHER
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CONTENTS
Prefacexi
CHAPTER I
Equipment—Materials, Tools19
CHAPTER II
The First Lesson, Weaves25
CHAPTER III
Weaving Begun—Mats, Borders, Small Baskets (Models 1-9)37
CHAPTER IV
Separate Bottom Baskets (Models 9-16)51
CHAPTER V
Handles and Lids (Models 17-22)65
CHAPTER VI
Hanging Baskets (Models 23-28)77
CHAPTER VII
Flower Receptacles (Models 29-34)89
CHAPTER VIII
Oval Baskets (Models 35-41)99
CHAPTER IX
Trays (Models 42-46)111
CHAPTER X
Fruit Basket Trays (Models 47-54)121
CHAPTER XI
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CHAPTER I
Equipment—Materials, Tools19
CHAPTER II
The First Lesson, Weaves25
CHAPTER III
Weaving Begun—Mats, Borders, Small Baskets (Models 1-9)37
CHAPTER IV
Separate Bottom Baskets (Models 9-16)51
CHAPTER V
Handles and Lids (Models 17-22)65
CHAPTER VI
Hanging Baskets (Models 23-28)77
CHAPTER VII
Flower Receptacles (Models 29-34)89
CHAPTER VIII
Oval Baskets (Models 35-41)99
CHAPTER IX
Trays (Models 42-46)111
CHAPTER X
Fruit Basket Trays (Models 47-54)121
CHAPTER XI
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