A manual of needlework, knitting and cutting out for evening continuation schools (1894)
Rosevear, Elizabeth · London ; New York : Macmillian & co. · leaf 73
^ of the depth of the tuck. Tucks are oftenmade in sets, with a wide space between the sets, and theyare also made without spaces between them, the folded edgeof the tuck just touching the running stitches of the precedingone. When wide spaces are left between sets of tucks, feather-stitch is… … Fig. 38. on the under part of the tuck, and then pass over asmall piece of the material, and take up a little bit morethan this piece on your needle, pushing the needle wellthrough the double material. The stitches must be seendistinctly on the upper as well as under sides of the tucks.The rule for…
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