A graded course in cord, raffia, lacer work and sewing for elementary schools (1913)
Earl, Anita Mills. [from old catalog] · New York city, The author · leaf 249
alves. Continue. Cut one-half again in two, andthen cut the original remaining half from corner to corner (bias), amuch more difficult thing to do. The children should now be ready to hold the edge of the seamtaut, and to cut ofif just enuf material along the edge to make it clean-cut. * The… … OVERCAST SEAM (Continued) Use. Overcasting is used as a finish for the edges of seams or materials tokeep them from ravelling. Directions. Position of Seam. Slightly slanting over the first finger of the left hand.Let the material slip down into the palm of the left hand, and hold theextreme right…
Sewing · Manual training
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