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Clothing and health (1916)

Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 33

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stitches placed one on top of theother to hold until hemmed. Remem-ber basting is a temporary stitch. 3. Hem the edge with the hemmingstitch. Look at the pictures (Figs. 13-16)and then follow carefully the directions.Hold the cloth slanting over the fin-gers of the left hand, with thumb on top… … Fig. 13. — The way to hold thecloth while hemming. LEARNING TO SEW 21 curely. Now you are ready for the stitch. Point the needlewhich is in your right hand towards the left shoulder. The

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