Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 26
ould be easier to do the button-holing first, and this plan is followed by manywho do not lack experience, because, theyclaim, the fraying or stretching of the edges often called linen drilliii:^ and by that nameis easily obtained at almost any shop wheresuch articles are kept for sale. The ring… … FiGURE .\u. 4.—Design iur Doi ii.k-Cover. is thus avoided. The network or cobwebstitches are likewise done at whichever stagethe worker finds most convenient. Such workprogresses rapidly in deft hands and is doneon silk and bolting cloth, on duck and variousother fabrics as well as on the linen…
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