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The needle is inserted to meet the last stitch, passing it under the goods and out again a stitch in ad- DIFFERENT KINDS OF STITCHES 29 vance of the one just taken. It is fastened off by taking two stitches over and over the last one made. (See Figure 3.) A half back stitch may be used instead of the back stitch and is made the same as a back stitch, with this exception: the needle is inserted half way back instead of at the same place where the last stitch is taken, and leaves a space between ...each stitch.
A combination stitch is used in sewing sheer, light- weight material, where the seams do not require a great deal of strength. It combines one back stitch and two small running stitches. The latter are made the same as even basting stitches, but much shorter. (See Fig- ure 4.) HOW TO MAKE A HEM A hem is a fold of goods turned to finish the edge of a garment. It is most important that it be accurately folded, and the turn must always be made toward you.
When about to make a hem see that the raw edge is per- fectly even, then crease the edge over one-quarter of an inch, exactly, pressing it between the thumb and fore- finger in order to have it stay in place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The needle is inserted to meet the last stitch, passing it under the goods and out again a stitch in ad- DIFFERENT KINDS OF STITCHES 29 vance of the one just taken. It is fastened off by taking two stitches over and over the last one made. (See Figure 3.) A half back stitch may be used instead of the back stitch and is made the same as a back stitch, with this exception: the needle is inserted half way back instead of at the same place where the last stitch is taken, and leaves a space between ...each stitch.
A combination stitch is used in sewing sheer, light- weight material, where the seams do not require a great deal of strength. It combines one back stitch and two small running stitches. The latter are made the same as even basting stitches, but much shorter. (See Fig- ure 4.) HOW TO MAKE A HEM A hem is a fold of goods turned to finish the edge of a garment. It is most important that it be accurately folded, and the turn must always be made toward you.
When about to make a hem see that the raw edge is per- fectly even, then crease the edge over one-quarter of an inch, exactly, pressing it between the thumb and fore- finger in order to have it stay in place.
What to read after Home Dressmaking;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford, Jane. Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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