Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago. American school of home economics · leaf 133
le as possible. ShadowEmbroidery ArrowHeads FoldingHems SewingHems 124 TEXTILES AND CLOTHING Bias Hem Faced Hem All bias and curved edges should have the first foldbasted. In cloth or silk this first basting thread shouldmatch the material and not be taken out. A facing or faced hem is also used as… … HEMMING a—Shows methd of cutting to do away with a clumsey corner. HEMS 125 Slip-stitching or invisible hemming is done on silk,wool, and thick material. The hem is pressed with aniron, a stitch as fine as possible is taken on the surfaceof the cloth and the needle slipped under and throughthe…
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