Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 434
y hand or stitched bymachine. A final pressing shouldbe given and all bastings shouldbe removed. This kind of hemis suitable in hand and machinemade garments in practically allmaterials. (b) A Hem with One Turning.—The allowance for a hem withone turning is the required widthof the hem with little,… … Plain hem with raw edge, catch-stitched Skirts 417 ravelling. It is frequently used for soft wool material likebroadcloth. (Catch-stitching is a sewing stitch and re-quires no explanation here.) Binding is done with taffeta ribbon, Prussian or biasbinding. Taffeta ribbon should not be used in…
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