Patton, Frances · New York, Newson & company · leaf 142
m of a dress; in tackinginterlining together; and is frequently associated with out-line stitch in fancy work. 138 Home and School Sewing. Materials.—The same materials are required as inmaking the brier stitch. 1. Use a small knot if it can be hidden; if it cannot behidden, begin with a… … III. 91.—Catch or Herringbone Stitch. 3. See that the needle, when in position, forms a hori-zontal line. 4. Fasten the thread on the wrong side by a small back-stitch. 5. In mending the thread, guard against any unneces-sary break in the stitch. 6. Flannel seams are catch-stitched in three ways.…
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