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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 63

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ocontinue until all marking for plaits, ruf-fles, bands, pockets, seams, or whatever itis necessary to have marking done isfinished. Gently separate the edges of thematerial by pulling apart the mark-stitch-ing or tailors tacks, clip thread, being care-ful not to clip the goods, and separate… … OVERHANDING Do not draw thread too tight as it will causethe seam to pucker. When seam is opened it should lie flat andsmooth with no ridge on wrong side. Tailors1 Fell Stitch—To Sew in Lining The fell stitch is used to sew in linings incoats and wherever an edge should be heldclose and stitches…

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