Matthews, Mary Lockwood, b. 1882 · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 35
e needle firmly between the thumb and first fingerof left hand, doing the pulling with the right. Whenthe cloth is creased so that the gathers stay in place,unwind the thread and pull the needle through the ma-terial. Repeat with each needleful. Gather on asingle thread, being sure that there is a… … Method of Overhanding Overhanding: This stitch will be used in making thepocket on the apron. Overhanding is used in sewingtogether two selvedge edges or two creased folds ofcloth. It consists of tiny, slanting stitches takenover the two edges, beginning at the right and sewingtoward the left.…
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