Patton, Frances · New York, Newson & company · leaf 132
e thread. 6. Avoid making a knot, as the point of the needle isapt to strike against it and break. 7. Begin with two small backstitches directly on top ofthe spot marked for the button. 8. Put the needlethrough hole No. 1 of thebutton. 9. Place a pin or coarseneedle on top of the buttonand keep it… … III. 86.—Sewing on the Button(Position of the Pin). Home and School Sewing. 12. Sew in like manner through holes No. 3 and 4.See Illustration No. 86. 13. Take out the needle or pin, and draw the button upfrom the garment; in this way loosening the stitches un-der the button. 14. Bring the needle up…
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