Needlework without "specimens": the modern book of school needlework (1900)
Claydon, Ellen P, Claydon, C. A · New York, E.P. Dutton & co. · leaf 77
in. from the top of the bag, sew onthe rings at equal distances from each other. Cut the yard of cord into halves.Pass each half through all the rings, and in each case sew together the two ends.Draw out the loops of cord at opposite sides of the bag. thus closing up the topand forming handles.… … Fig. 40.Method of Working Satin Stitch. 2. CHILDS FEEDER. Sewing on tape-strings taught. Application of satin stitch for design. Materials and Cost of Two Feeders.—15 in. of casement cloth not less than48 in. wide i at 9f d. per yd. = 4d. 48 in. of tape, J in. wide = Jd. Embroiderycotton or silk =…
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