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Sewing and textiles; a textbook for grades and rural schools (1918)

Turner, Annabell · New York, Chicago [etc.] D. Appleton and company · leaf 29

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16 SEWING AND TEXTILES deep. Fold right sides together and crease, having the seam exactly at the folded edge. Pin and stitch so that the edge of the seam is en- tirely covered. (See illustration.) Felled seam. — Stitch ordinary seam a little more than 14" deep. This seam should be on the wrong… … FELLED SEAM hand or stitch on the machine. The finished seam should present a flat surface on both right and wrong sides, and should be from %" to !/£" wide when finished. The felled seam may be stitched the second time by using the hemmer. This is a short cut in that it avoids basting. CHILD…

Sewing · Textile fabrics

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