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| | Old rag rug instructions |
 | | Very durable and useful rugs may be mad of all sorts of old rags in the same fashion as a rag carpet, or by braiding or they may be knitted or drawn through burlap or canvas as in embroidery. |
 | | The pioneer women of this country turned out needlework which is both the admiration and despair of their descendants, and the blankets and coverlets they wove still bear testimony to their integrity and to their industry, and are now being freely imitated and copied and sold at enormous prices to appreciative buyers. |
 | | Naturally, the less the worker has to draw on, the more substantial and utilitarian is the handicraft, and their cruder and more useful, for in such cases a necessary thing is merely made as attractive as possible, instead of mere beauty being the all in all. |
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