Inside Out Library · Explore

A little sewing book for a little girl (1918)

Cornell, Louise Frances · Boston, The Page company · leaf 75

An illustration from A little sewing book for a little girl, 1918, leaf 75
use the stitchingof the tuck to measure from for the second tuck,and so on with the third, and as many more asare needed. With the tucks all in, the placket is the nextto be made. Annalu made what is known asthe continuous placket. Starting from the topof the opening, lay the raw edge of the… … SEWING STRIP TO EDGES OF HEMMING STRAIGHT STRIPOPENING FOR PLACKET OPENING FOR PLACKET At the bottom of the placket be careful notto draw the seam of the skirt. Crease down theother raw edge of the strip one eighth of aninch, and fold down on the lower edge justenough to cover the first stitching.…

Sewing

Internet Archive · Library of Congress · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from A little sewing book for a little girl

More like this