Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 314
will slant across the top edgeof the goods, but the needle should be put through straight across.The stitches should be very shallow so the work may be pressedwith thumb and finger without leaving a ridge. Finish by sewingover the last stitch two or three times to fasten the thread. Overhanding is… … 312 OVERHANDING A SEAM. Paragraph 110, A seam may be made by overhanding togethertwo selvage edges or two raw edges turned under. To avoid using aknot which would be difficult to conceal, you may fasten the threadby sewing over the end of it in the first few stitches. A knot may beused in…
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