Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 319
See Figure 17. It requires care and some practice to keep it even. After the hemis rolled, lace is usually overhanded on the edge. Some prefer to sewthe lace on as they roll the hem; this saves time but does not makethe work look quite so neat. Fasten the thread by taking two orthree small stitches… … Figure 17. FRENCH HEM. Paragraph 119. The French hem is the same as the overhandedhem discussed in Paragraph 111. CATCH STITCHING OR HERRINGBONE. Paragraph 120. Catch stitching consists of short, even stitche*alternately taken in Uxo parallel lines. (This can best be seen byexamining the underside…
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