School needlework; a book written for the beginner of any age and in any school
A graded sewing manual by Olive C. Hapgood and Ella J. Spooner, published by Ginn and Company in Boston in 1922 for schoolchildren and other beginners learning hand stitches and garment cutting. Pen-and-ink diagrams show cloth edges, hems and seams in close-up with needle, thread loop and stitch rows picked out in hatched line—useful as stitch motifs, texture fills and instructional line art.
