Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 35
2 CLOTHING AND HEALTH side. The needle, at the same time, catches the edge of thebasted hem. This makes a tiny slanting stitch on the right side, so : /. The next stitch istaken about one-sixteenth of aninch from the first, in exactlythe same way. As the threadcarries from one stitch to thenext, it… … The part marked I shows on theright side of the cloth; and 2 onthe wrong, where the hem isturned (Fig. 15). When the endof hem is reached, fasten withtwo or three tiny stitches. Ifthe thread breaks, ravel out afew stitches and let the old endof thread lie under the hem. Thenew thread can then be…
Sewing · Clothing and dress
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