A sewing course, comprising directions for making the various stitches and instruction in methods of teaching (1908)
Woolman, Mary Schenck, 1860-1926? · New York and Buffalo, F. A. Fernald · leaf 106
(Fig.41.) Begin and end as in feather-stitching. Thestitch must not be drawn too tightly. Practice.— (See Practice, Feather-Stitch-ing.) Suggestion.—The stitch may be utilized in •cv„ At n^.^r (<„,„„„„» the classes on such articles as towels, napkins,Fig. 41.—Chain Stitching. , , . . „ l . >… … HERRING-BONE 103 No. 45. HERRING-BONE. MATERIALS FOR PRACTICE. Flannel, Silk A. Needle, No. 9. 5^x2% Inches (two pieces). Cotton, No. 60. Application.—On flannel skirts, a flannel patch or as decoration.Use.—(1) To hold down hems, seams and raw edges in flannel and otherwoolen materials, so that…
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