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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 372

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emay be removed and the final pressing done with the dry one alone.The pressing should be continued until the garment is perfectly dry.The most important point is to make sure that the garment isabsolutely dry before the pressing ceases. If a garment is left damp,all the tiny fibers of the wool… … HiHiie Pressing Outfit. 370 No special equipment is required to do home pressing. Tliework may be done on an ordinary ironing board, although a tablewill usually be found more convenient. If a table is used it should beprotected with several thicknesses of cloth or blanket covered with apiece of…

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