A manual of plain needlework and cutting-out (1886)
Jones, Emily G · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 70
Plain Needlework arid 62 be well knitted, otherwise the darns will be spoiled if there are mistakes, such as dropped stitches, etc. Plain darn, and its variations of Twill and Wave, must be darned on the wrong side of the material. It … Fig. 9.— Details of Plain Dakn. has sometimes been argued that the darn should be on the right side of the sock, because the ' lumps ' hurt the skin. There should be no Mumps.' The pupils must be made to see that on the wrong side of the web one row of loops goes upwards and the next comes down,…
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