Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago, American school of home economics · leaf 117
with the goods ly-ing flat on the sewing table. Fastening^the Thread 10 TEXTILES AND CLOTHING DrawingBastingThre«di RunningStitch For ordinary work, basting threads should be cutevery few inches and drawn out. In velvet, every al-ternate stitch should be cut and drawn out on the rightside with the… … POSITION OF THE HANDS IN RUNNINGto baste velvet and gauze; fine thread should be usedfor basting delicate work. (2) Running is closely related to basting. It is notused for any seams that have to bear great strain, butfor joining seams in this material, gathering, tucking,making cords, etc. The…
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