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Home and school sewing (1901)

Patton, Frances · New York, Newson & company · leaf 42

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of stitches made on thetop of each other instead of always bringing the needle outbeyond the thread. 3. Want of uniformity in the size of the stitch. Backstitch and Three Running Stitches. This seam may be varied by increasing or decreasingthe number of running stitches. It is used when a… … III. 20.—A Seam Made with a Backstitch and Three Running Stitches. 39 Home and School Sewing. 1. Arrange material and baste as for running seam. 2. Begin as for the running stitch with two backstitches. 3. Make three running stitches. 4. Make one backstitch. #5. The last stitch will naturally cover…

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