Matthews, Mary Lockwood, b. 1882 · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 60
eedle-bar raised as high aspossible before removing the cloth from under thepresser-foot, so that you will not bend the needle-point.What are the directions for removing the cloth fromthe machine, as given in the book of directions ?Seams: A seam is the joining line formed by sewingtogether two or… … Steps in Making a Plain Seam1, Basting; 2, Running-stitch; 3, Overcasting. are afterwards trimmed and overcast. A plain seam isused in making dresses and aprons, and sometimespetticoats. A French seam is a seam so made that the raw edgeof the cloth is covered. Make a very narrow plainseam on the…
Sewing · Textile industry and fabrics
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