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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 42

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h.—Bring the knotted threadthrough from underneath at the top ofthe first marking line. Work toward thebottom. Hold the thread to the left withthe left thumb and put the needle backat the point where the thread cameout.Take a stitch about I inch long and bring the needle through again directly… … Single feather-stitch.—Begin at the top of the second marking lin€,bringing the thread through as for chain-stitch.Hold the thread to the right with the loop under the left thumb. Put the needle backand take a stitch I inchlong and g inch to therigln of the place wherethe thread came out,bringing…

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