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
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 … Fig. 8.—B.\ck-stitch. 13 Put the needle back through the second hole and up throughthe fourth, making small stitches that meet on top, and longerstitches that overlap on the under side. Take the last two stitches over the first two before cutting offthe thread.
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