Archer, Effie Archer · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 161
it is washedit frays so much that the edge has an untidy look. Some women work a row of machine stitchingclose to the lower edge before padding it, as apreventive from fraying, while others insist oncutting the material to allow a hem on the wrongside only. Try the first way and see if you are… … 134 NEEDLECRAFT the other, and yet they must not be made one on topof the other or the buttonhohng will be rough.Wallachian work gets its name from a little community in Pennsylvania.It is a German word and isnothing more than coarsebuttonholing. It is espe-cially appropriate on heavywaists, centre…
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