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School sewing based on home problems (1916)

Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 117

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or wetting other articles in the grip. Oftentimes the washcloth is kept in a rubber lined case by itself. The case shown in this lesson is very simple in construction.However, it will be found very convenient, as it provides pockets forthe brush and comb, tooth brush and wash cloth, with… … No. STATIONERY CASE,1. This case is made of cretonne with two pockets the proper size for the envelopes and paper. The edges are finishedwith bias tape. TRAVELING CASE. No. 2. This traveling case is made of cretonne. The pocketsand flaps are separate pieces sewed on. The edges are finished withbias…

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