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School needlework; a book written for the beginner of any age and in any school (1922)

Hapgood, Olive C, Spooner, Ella Josephine · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 106

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etc. Method. Cut the hole to a rectangular shape, cutting thesides with the warp and woof threads. Fold the garment with the warp and woof threads, creasingthrough the centers of the four sides of the hole. MENDING 97 Cut a patch at least one inch longer and wider than thehole. Use material for the… … Fig. ioi. A hemmed patch Place the right side of the patch against the wrong side ofthe garment, with warp and woof threads and figures and creasesmatching. Pin in place. Cut small triangular pieces from the four corners of thepatch to make the turns less bulky. Turn in the raw edges of the patch…

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