Three hundred decorative and fancy articles for presents, fairs, etc., etc. ; with directions for making : and nearly one hundred decorative designs (1885)
Hale, Lucretia P. (Lucretia Peabody), 1820-1900, White, Margaret E. (Margaret Eliot), 1823-1903 · Boston : S. W. Tilton and Co. · leaf 162
themiddle of each scallop make a buttonhole, and sew abutton to correspond on the pocket. Mark with indelibleink, or in cross-stitch with red cotton, on each flap, one ofthe following names, — Needles, Thread, Pins, Buttons,Sewing-silk and Twist, Tape, Cotton, Elastic. For theback of the book cut… … Fig. 68. 154 THREE HUNDRED PRESENTS. row of pockets, and also the third and fifth dividing seamsthree quarters inch from these outer ones. Cover thestitches thus made on the back with the second piece, cutfor the back, by over-seaming it to the first one. Leave aspace open, however, at the top and…
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