Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 121
s material will last anumber of years. As a good linen gives such excellent service, it pays-to finish the edges by hand. The napkin, finished with a French hem, in this lesson, gives-an example of the most common method used in finishing the endsof both napkins and table cloths. This form of hem… … PLAIN NAPKIN. No. 1. This napkin is made like the one described in the lessonwith the initial omitted. LUNCHEON NAPKIN.No. 2. This napkin is made of plain linen. The hems are held inplace with double overcasting stitches made to cross each other. Thedesign is worked in cross-stitch. LUNCHEON…
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