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 57
oved. The plain seam. Place the two right sides of the garmenttogether. *Pin and baste. A quarter of an inch from the edge,place a line of stitches to hold the seam permanently. Back-stitch, half backstitch, combination stitch, running, or a line ofmachine stitching may be used. The strain on the… … when the garment is laundered, overcast the two edges sepa-rately; if not, overcast the two edges together. Overhanded seam. Place the two right sides together; placethe two folded edges or two finished edges together; pin, baste,and overhand (p. 22). French seam. Place the two wrong sides of the…
Sewing · Garment cutting
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