Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 316
ad, insert theneedle between the hem andthe cloth near the beginning ofthe hem; bring it out throughthe edge of the hem. Pointingthe needle toward the leftshoulder, take up a thread ofthe material very near the hem,and a short distance ahead ofthe first stitch; push it throughthe edge of the hem,… … Figure 13. 314 the hem is sewed in place. Fasten the thread by sewing over thelast stitch three or four times. Hemming is so common that there is scarcely a garment or pieceof needlework that does not employ some form of the hem in itsconstruction. It is used in handkerchiefs, curtains, draperies,…
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