Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 65
ical because it can be re-moved and washed much more easily than a dress. It is usuallyfastened around the neck with ties made of white tape or of wash-able ribbon. Buttons and buttonholes are often used. Where buttons and buttonholes are used as in this lesson, thebib must be fitted more carefully… … CHILDS BIB.No. 1. This bib is made of Turkish toweling. The hem isbasted toward the wTong side and single ieatherstitched in place withrather coarse, mercerized embroidery cotton. The design is drawnon the cloth freehand and worked in outline etching stitch. CHILDS BIB.No. 2. This bib was purchased…
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