Plain needlework, knitting, and mending, for all, at home and in schools... (1879)
Hale, Lucretia P. (Lucretia Peabody), 1820-1900 · Boston : S.W. Tilton · leaf 45
the last in each succeeding row: thiswill produce vandyked edges, which are preferable tostraight, for the reasons stated above. 44 PLAIN NEEDLEWORK FOR SCHOOLS. Birds-eye darn (see Diagram No. 6) is also anothermethod. In strengthening heels, if a Dutch heel, darn it straightdown on each side the… … No. 5. Wave Darning. and right one loop, both at the beginning and end of eachline, until the straight rows are all thickened ; continuethe short rows on each side of the heel, and turn backwhere the heel is turned. Always leave loops at the endof each row, to allow of the cotton shrinking in…
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