Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 486
Bullion stitch 468 Dressmaking is drawn through from the wrong side and is laid in thedesired direction on the surface of the material. (i) For the simplest method a series of small stitches istaken at regular intervals at right angles to this materialand enclosing it. … 04) Plain couching; (B) puffy couching; (C) twisted couching;(D) brick couching; (£) Portuguese laid work (it) In puffy couching the material to be attached is heldloosely and is thus allowed to form little puffs between thesmall stitches, which are made as in the plain couching. (Hi) Brick…
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