Cornell, Louise Frances · Boston, The Page company · leaf 197
ide next. In turning the cor-ners, catch only one thickness of the fold andtake up as little material in sewing as possible. Cut wedge-shaped pieces from the cornersand trim away all worn places, leaving threeeighths of an inch on all sides to keep from pull- 184 A LITTLE SEWING BOOK ing out.… … THE FLANNEL, PATCH of overhanding them, this leaves no stitches toshow on the right side of the garment. In flannel or cloth that will not fray the rightside of the patch is laid against the wrong sideof the material, and the worn places cut awayin the square, the raw edges catstitched down,without…
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