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The dress you wear and how to make it (1918)

Rhoe, Mary Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, London, G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 61

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tted coats, andtight linings? 4. Should basting be pulled tight? 5. Describe how to baste a two-piece sleeve. 6. What kind of thread should be used inbasting silk or velvet? 7. Describe the padding stitch. 8. For what is bias basting used? 9. How did the running stitch derive itsname? 10. Describe… … TAILORS TACKS putting in tucks or plaits, first-class work cannot be done without them. The stitches42 The Dress You Wear 43 should be taken through both thicknessesof cloth marking them alike on bothsides. To make the stitch we use a double threadof basting cotton. Take two short stitchesthen…

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