Bookbinding, and the care of books : a text-book for bookbinders and librarians (1911)
Cockerell, Douglas · London : J. Hogg · leaf 108
hread is passed through the kettle stitch104 mark (see fig. 29). It is grasped by Sewing the fingers of the left hand, is passed out through the back at the first mark on the left-hand side of the first upright cord, and pulled tight, leaving a loose end of thread at the kettle stitch. Then with… … Fig. 30. alternately. The centre of the next sec-tion is then found, and it is sewn in thesame way from tail to head, the threadbeing tied to the loose end hanging fromthe first kettle stitch. Another sectionis laid on and sewn, but when the kettlestitch is reached, the under thread iscaught up in…
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