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Home and school sewing (1901)

Patton, Frances · New York, Newson & company · leaf 48

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TCHING.* Slip or blind stitching is a method of sewing a hem ortrimming by invisible stitches. It has probably derivedits name from the fact that the needle is slipped betweentwo pieces of material and joins them together by a longand a short running stitch, which cannot be seen on eitherside.… … III. 22.—Slip or Blind Stitching, with the Needle in Position. ♦Advanced work. 45 Home and School Sewing. Materials.—These materials are required: A piece offlannel or common cloth of sufficient size to illustrate thelesson; fine sewing silk; sharp needles ^No. 9 ; tape measure. 1. Fold and crease…

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