A manual of needlework, knitting and cutting out for evening continuation schools (1894)
Rosevear, Elizabeth · London ; New York : Macmillian & co. · leaf 82
67 is lying above it, without rolling its raw edge; (/) pressthis fold down evenly and firmly (Fig. 43). 2. Tacking.—(a) Begin to tack at the right-hand side,just ahove the raw edge olthe fold (Fig. 43); (h) you musttack quite through the three thicknesses very neatly andsecurely. 3. The… … Fig. 43. stitch as you were taught when running tucks (see Lessonon Tucks, and Diagram of Eunning, Fig. 43); (c) youmust make a backstitch at certain regular distances in therunning, in order to make the seam firm and secure. Note.—If the running is not taken quite through the doublematerial, and…
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