A manual of needlework, knitting and cutting out for evening continuation schools (1894)
Rosevear, Elizabeth · London ; New York : Macmillian & co. · leaf 30
see that the CHAP, II MAKING UP A WOMAN S PETTICOAT 15 skirt is equal in length on all sides by placing seam toseam. The hem in flannel need not have a first fold,because it makes the hem too thick and clumsy, andbecause flannel does not ravel out so easily as calico.The herringbone stitch… … Fig. 12. from the folded edge. The hem is made firm and smoothby the stitching. Two l^^-inch tucks may be fixed, andrun or feather-stitched. 2. The Placket Hole.—(a) Place the wrong side ofthe garment uppermost, and turn down one deep fold onthe left-hand side to form a hem (from 1| to 2…
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