Patton, Frances · New York, Newson & company · leaf 50
kes Likely to Occur in Slip-Stitching. 1. Stitches which show through on the right side. 2. Hem not properly prepared, and consequently some-what twisted when finished. Milliners Hem.* A milliners hem may be considered a sort of blind stitch-ing ; it slightly resembles a catch stitch, but does not… … III. 23.—Milliners Hem. 1. Turn down the hem one inch. (This hem is onlygiven one turn.) 2. Hold the hem upside down. 3. Take a small stitch through the turn of the hem. 4. Take another small stitch, a little forward andthrough the material, just above the hem. 5. These stitches must not show…
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