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Needlecraft (1911)

Archer, Effie Archer · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 27

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ressquickly or take Sally Ann walking? Well, I willwhisper the reasons for this: the first is, that thethread might have been worn out from active service;or the thread used might have been weak; or lastly,which is probably the true cause, the button mighthave been sewn too close to the material… … NEEDLECRAFT 5 pin-hole where the button is to be placed. A four-hole white button is the easiest to work on. Threada No. 7 needle with a length of No. 40 white sewingcotton, bring the ends together and make a knot.The right length thread is measured from the tipof the thimble finger to the elbow.…

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