Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 129
irclesmust be exact. Cut two pieces of silk 3 or4 inches in diameter, so the silk pieces willbe I inch larger all around than the card-board. J inch from the edge, with doublethread, make a row of gathering stitches;slip cardboard within and draw up the silkaround the card. Now crisscross with… … Fig. 67. —This shows howto cover the circle, anddraw the silk neatly at taken. Put in a row of pins around the the edges. edges close together. A pretty decoration can be made by working a design or an initial on the silk if it isa plain color. This can be done with chain stitch or…
Sewing · Clothing and dress
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