Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago. American school of home economics · leaf 166
corner,the stitches should form the shape of a fan. Theother method, which is the stronger, is done by darn-ing a square in the angle, first with the warp threads,then with the woof threads and finishing each endacross the tear. Stocking darning may be done on the right side.Begin by picking up the… … STOCKINET DARNING OVER NETInterlaced Stitches and Chain Stitches. wear, a piece of net large enough to extend beyond thethin part should be basted carefully; then darn downthe outer edges of the net and finally the hole or thinplace. This makes a strong, neat piece of mending.If the hole i« large,…
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