A text-book of needlework, knitting and cutting out : with methods of teaching (1893)
Rosevear, Elizabeth · London : Macmillan · leaf 235
e the two raw edges quite even onthe right side, and tack about a quarter of an inch deep; 2l6 NEEDLEWORK PART (&) run and back-stitch neatly and firmly just above thetacking thread ; (c) take out tacking cotton, and turn th^garment to the wrong side ; {d) press up the edge that hasbeen… … Fig. 113. N.B.—The stitches are not seen on the right side. Use.—(fl) To join the various parts of a calicobodice; (b) sides of muslin and print pinafores, frockbodies, skirts of petticoats and frocks; (c) for materialsthat fray very much, e.g. serge, and which are not stronglyenough protected by…
Needlework · Knitting · Cutting (Of clothes)
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