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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 342

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ller or greater than the perfect diagonal. Bias stripsare sometimes cut by folding the material in such a way as to cutthrough several thicknesses at a time; this method is rapid, but notso accurate as the method just given. 339 Bias strips are used to face curves, to bind seams, to finish theraw… … Figure 50. Paragraph 144. Be sure the ends to be joined are cut on the bias;lay these ends together so the threads will run parallel (the stripwill thus form a V shape), allowing the points to extend over eachedge as shown in No. 1, Figure 50. Stitch together being carefulto do it just as shown in…

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