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Clothing and health (1916)

Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 39

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Fig. 18. — Cutting a true bias. 26 • CLOTHING AND HEALTH stitch. It is started with two or three tiny stitches,one over the other for strength. The row of stitchesyou are to make should be in a straight line just belowthe straight row of basting stitches. Hold the clothin the same way as for… … Fig. 19. —The stitching stitch. stitch back over the two starting stitches and carrythe needle forward twice the length of this startingstitch. You will have a tiny space on the right sidebetween the place where the needle comes up and theend of the starting stitch. Each time your threadshould fill…

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