Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 46
, on the threadof material. Now ouraprons are all cut. Care-fully roll up the piecesand material left, for youwill need them if youmake the caps. Basting the skirt part. Let us make the skirtof the apron first. Pin the widths together, selvedgeto selvedge, to form seams. You all know what… … Fig. 24. — Four of the Pleasant Valleygirls wearing their finished aprons. 34 CLOTHING AND HEALTH length ; this will be left open under each arm. Bastealso one-fourth inch hems at the outside edges of theside lengths which are raveling. Turn the hems tothe same side as the seams, the wrong side.…
Sewing · Clothing and dress
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