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Textiles and clothing, by Kate Heintz Watson.. (1907)

Watson, Kate Heintz, American School of Home Economics · Chicago, American School of Home Economics · leaf 204

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d with the edge. This make a firm,rather stiff finish.Braid Braid is stitched on to the bottom of a skirt with SKIRT MAKING i8i a narrow edge showing, or it may be applied like thevelveteen, with a doubled edge at the bottom. Thedoubled edge will wear better. Skirts that are to be washed and… … APPLYING VELVETEEN BINDING l82 TEXTILES AND CLOTHING TraceSeams BasteLavishly Altering Waist Patterns If desired, the bias seam down the back of the skirtmay have a narrow woven tape or selvage of thin goodsstitched in with the seam. This strengthens the seamand prevents dragging. The skirt when…

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