Goodwin's course in sewing; practical instruction in needlework for use in schools and at home (1910)
Goodwin, Emma E · New York City, F.D. Beattys & company · leaf 15
the threadup through thesecond hole fromthe edge. Put the needle back through the next hole to the right in the same row. Hold the thread that comes from the first hole under the left thumb, so that the point of the needle comes out each time over the loop of the thread. Draw the thread smooth, but… … Fig. 7.—Blanket-stitch. Back-Stitch.—Begin at an upper right-hand corner in the first below the blanket-stitch at the edge. Bring the threadup from the underside, through thesecond hole fromthe end of the row. Put the needleback through thefirst hole and upthrough the third. row
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