Powell, Ola, 1889- · Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture · leaf 6
, however, the side ends which fold around should be made long or short enough to just meet the back corners of the bottom. Cut the lining first and pin it to the matting. The two edges should be bound with the cotton tape at once to keep the matting from raveling. Poclcet. — Cut a strip 15 by 9… … Fig. 3.— Apron for tools. underside of the bottom, then fold each side to meet the sides of the bottom and sew them together. Handle. — Fasten the ends of one piece of tape, 40 inches long, to the back corners of the fiame; also sew ends of another piece of tape the same length to the lower fiont…
Sewing · Needlework
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