Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences, International Educational Publishing Company · Scranton, Pa. : Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts & Sciences · leaf 39
re many gores to be joined. Yokes and col- lars may be made of bias folds of silk, satin, or even fine lawn held together with these open-seam stitches, in which case the folds are basted to the pattern of the collar or the yoke and shaoed to fit it and then secured with the open-seam stitches.… … Fig. 32 Fig. 33 be joined, lace and chiffon requiring fine thread and heavy silk coarse thread. Making the Stitch. — To make the single fagoting-stitch, work toward you, alternating the stitches from one side to the other, as shown in Fig. 32. Insert the needle perpendicular to the finished edge of…
Embroidery · Needlework
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