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 58
ifficulty of setting the patchin satisfactorily from the wrong side. In overhanding, the material is held horizontally in the left hand, withthe edges lying along the firstfinger; the thumb and first fingerkeep the material in place; theright elbow should be raised fromthe side, and the needle… … Fig. 14.—Overhanding. 54 A SEWING COURSE right, and taking the first stitch in the fold at the extreme right end. Leavean end of thread along the fold, to be fastened down by the first few stitches.The stitches should be a couple of threads deep and should not be crowded,that a fiat seam may…
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