Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago. American school of home economics · leaf 143
FLANNEL SEAMS AND HEMSFinished with various Ornamental Stitches. should not end without some ornament to appear tohold the plait. In the lapped seam the edges are folded each withinthe other or one over the other so that both sides arealike. If made of heavy material, the raw edges are LappedSeam … PLACKETS 135 left unturned; in muslin or linen the edges are in-turned, lapped, basted and the hem stitched on bothedges or hemmed down on both sides by hand. Flannel seams should be stitched, opened and pressedflat, either on the right or wrong side of the garment.If on the right side, taffeta…
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