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Sewing and textiles; a textbook for grades and rural schools, prepared in the Extension division of the University of Wisconsin (1918)

Turner, Annabell · New York, Chicago [etc.] D. Appleton and company · leaf 146

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132 SEWING AND TEXTILES cidcd before the garment is cut and allowance made on pattern. If possible plan to make the garments with a ruffle on each one, so that the pupils may have the new problem of setting on a ruffle. … Child^s Princess Slip Seams. — Use French or felled seams on the sides. To finish the neck or armseye. — The neck and armseyes should be finished with a continu- ous strip of trimming. Novelty lingerie trim- ming would make an inexpensive, attractive, and durable finish. A narrow linen lace would…

Sewing · Textile fabrics

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