Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago, American school of home economics · leaf 124
featherbone, in milli-nery—in fact, this stitch is one of the most useful insewing. The catch stitch is a variation of the catstitch. Instead of pointing the needle towards thechest, the stitch is taken parallel with the chest. It isused for about the same purposes as the cat stitch. Aswith the… … HEM STITCHING^—Position of Needle; c—Finished Hem Stitch; *—Ladder Stitc-h;Example of Drawn Work Finished with Loop and Cat Stitches. ii8 TEXTILES AND CLOTHING stockinet or web material, is worked from left to right,the edge of the material being held towards the work-er. Start with three or four…
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