er to sole (Fig. 13) first joining theedge G, H to edge I, K, and then basting the lower edge ofupper to edge of sole, the upper being wrong side out. Commence the basting at toe and hold the work fullwhile sewing around that portion of the sole. When thesewing is completed you will turn the shoe… … Fig. 15.—Ladys Silk Slipped. This part of the work is troublesome, but is accomplishedafter a little effort, the sole and upper being flexible. Turn down the lappel, and sew along the gray row ofshells to body of slipper, as seen in Fig. 14. Fig. Fig, 11 taking other^tterna shapitensions to Ocelli…
