Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 452
up to the right side and is pinned or basted alongthe folded edge. A line of running stitches is then madey% or /lV in from the edge; this sewing forms a tuck onthe wrong side. The raw edge of this turned-up piece isturned in to the wrong sidej^ and is basted. This foldededge is then turned over to… … Simulated bias fold (wrong side) Finishings and Embroidery 435 eluded in the fold which is formed by turning the materialup on to the wrong side. As in the true bias, care must be taken to prevent thefold from twisting. If the work is held over the fingerwhile the hemming is done, any extra fulness…
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