23. They made 20 frames for the south side of the Tent.
24. Then they made 40 silver bases that went under the 20 frames. There were two bases for every frame—one for each peg of each board.
25. They also made 20 frames for the north side of the Holy Tent.
26. They made 40 silver bases—2 to go under each frame.
27. They made 6 frames for the rear or west end of the Holy Tent
28. and 2 frames for the corners at the rear of the Holy Tent.
29. These 2 frames were joined together from the bottom to the top with a metal ring. They did this for each of these corners.
30. So there were 8 frames and 16 silver bases—2 bases under each frame.
31. Then they made crossbars of acacia wood to connect the upright frames of the Holy Tent. Five crossbars held the frames together on one side of the Tent.
32. Five crossbars held the frames together on the other side. And five crossbars held the frames together on the west end, at the rear of the Tent.
33. They made the crossbar run along the entire length of each side and rear of the Tent. It was set halfway up the frames.
34. They made gold rings on the sides of the frames. They passed the crossbars through the rings. They covered the frames and the crossbars with gold.
35. Then they made the curtain with blue, purple and red thread, and fine linen. A skilled craftsman sewed designs of creatures with wings on it.