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Fig. 29 four on each side of the central flat spoke or handle, are run up through the centre (where the handle and rim are crossed) and held in position by the left hand, while with the right hand a weaver is started back of the handle and lying along the rim spoke, with its end to the right. It is brought forward and diagonally down between the third and fourth spoke from the handle, counting the rim spoke as one, see Fig. 29. The weaver is then brought back of five of the flat spokes, out and up diagonally to the right of the handle. Here it comes around again in the same way, binding the spokes securely in place. After the third time |
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