A text-book of needlework, knitting and cutting out : with methods of teaching (1893)
Rosevear, Elizabeth · London : Macmillan · leaf 233
) when the join is completed, flatten it, and place the >^?!;^9^<vs<W!;^^?^<^^ y\ /C PC X v^ rN X <X ^\ X yV j^ w^ w\ irV ^ 0^ f^ ^ X * Fio. 110. single edges to the right and to the left, on the garment;(e) tack them firmly without puckering, or drawing the … Firi. 111. centre join too tightly; (/) herring-bone each side (Figs.109 and 110). N.B.—This makes a nice flat soam, but there is double work inherring-boning, and the centre join often gives way, after thearticle is washed, nnles.s it is back-stitched frequently. I BODICE SEAMS 215 C. Seam in…
Needlework · Knitting · Cutting (Of clothes)
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