Archer, Effie Archer · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 127
ed to chain-stitch a square or a triangle:when you come to the corner do not try to make onecontinuous line, but carry the needle down throughthe material at the end of the loop to fasten the linkand start the next row at right angles to it. Chain-stitching can be put to many uses. It is a… … Fig. 96. Smooth outlining raised very high, the chain-stitching may be placedin rows one on top of the other. You will, however,hear more about padding in a later chapter. The next stitch we will talk about is the out-lining, (Figure 96). Some people think it is NEEDLECRAFT 101 simpler than…
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