Patton, Frances · New York, Newson & company · leaf 31
III. 11.—Joining the Thread in Hemming.27 Home and School Sewing. To Turn a Wide Hem. 1. Make the first turn as in the narrow hem. 2. Crease the second turn of the hem by placing thestraight cut of the gauge to the edge of the fold of the hemand turn it the width of the gauge. 3. Turn about a half… … III. 12.—Napery or French Hem. Mistakes Likely to be Made in Hemming. 1. Upright stitches caused by not holding the work inthe right position and not giving the needle sufficient slant. 2. Stitches not uniform in size. 3. Stitches irregular in space. 4. Tncorrect mending of the thread. 5. Hem not…
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