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Textiles and clothing, by Kate Heintz Watson (1914)

Watson, Kate Heintz, American School of Home Economics · Chicago, American School of Home Economics · leaf 125

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15. How are print goods made? Name some print- ed fabrics. 16. Define woolens and worsteds. 17. Describe the finishing of woolen and worsted cloths. 18. What is noil; shoddy ; felt; flocks ? 19. With what dress goods have you had experience, and with what results ? 20. What factors determine the… … EMBROIDERED INITIALSIV and L—Sewed on initials; B—Satin stitch in wreath of featherititches : C— Outline and seed work; D—Chain and French knots: H-Cross stitch; L—Chain; H—At the ri^ht, and the cross stitch // aremade over canvas and the canvas threads drawn. TEXTILES AND CLOTHING PART II HAND…

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