Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 48
er the fingers, with thumb on top. You will sew LEARNING TO SEW 35 from right to left. Start with two or three tiny stitches,one over the other, without knot. Pull needle throughafter the starting stitches. Now take two or threetiny running stitches ; they are like basting, only muchsmaller. As you… … Fig. 25. — A new stitch called the running and back stitch. On the side towards you, your row of stitches shouldlook like running stitches; on the wrong side, itwill be different because of the backstitch. Youshould have the stitches in a straight row under theline of basting. The backstitch, which…
Sewing · Clothing and dress
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