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Home and school sewing (1901)

Patton, Frances · New York, Newson & company · leaf 145

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, the single purled edge beingthe only difference. If made without any interveningspace, it is used in embroidering scallops and sometimestakes the place of overcasting. Materials.—The materials required are the same asfor the brier stitch. 1. Begin at the left-hand side and work towards theright.… … 111. 95.—Buttonhole or Blanket Stitch, with the Needle in Position. 3. Bring the needle through to the right side, pointingthe needle towards you. 4. Hold the thread down with the left thumb; insertthe needle one-eighth of an inch to the right and parallelwith the first stitch. 5. Do not draw the…

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