Home Millinery, Madame Margariete's Manual
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Make both sides the same.
After this is complete, turn in and slipstitch around. If a braid edge is desired, lap braid over edge, sewing around. A velvet binding is also effective.
IVo. 2 — Cut paper pattern like cut of quill No. 2 and pin on cap net or crino- line, and trim out ; bind edge with wire. After it is wired bind with some soft material and make like No. 1, using the same instructions.
No. 3 — Cut paper pattern like cut No. 3. Lay on cap net or crinoline; cut out; make two-ply wire a...round edge and bind; make wing of folds, cutting bias strips one and one-half inches wide and sew on the wing, running lengthwise, like shown in cut. The other half of the wing sew folds across, like shown in cut, as this gives the wing the feather effect. Then face the other side plain. A pair of wings can be used.
No. 4 — Hand-made flower. Cut a strip of silk or satin one and one-half inches wide. Fold over and run shirring thread through ribbon, like cut, making strips four inches long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Make both sides the same.
After this is complete, turn in and slipstitch around. If a braid edge is desired, lap braid over edge, sewing around. A velvet binding is also effective.
IVo. 2 — Cut paper pattern like cut of quill No. 2 and pin on cap net or crino- line, and trim out ; bind edge with wire. After it is wired bind with some soft material and make like No. 1, using the same instructions.
No. 3 — Cut paper pattern like cut No. 3. Lay on cap net or crinoline; cut out; make two-ply wire a...round edge and bind; make wing of folds, cutting bias strips one and one-half inches wide and sew on the wing, running lengthwise, like shown in cut. The other half of the wing sew folds across, like shown in cut, as this gives the wing the feather effect. Then face the other side plain. A pair of wings can be used.
No. 4 — Hand-made flower. Cut a strip of silk or satin one and one-half inches wide. Fold over and run shirring thread through ribbon, like cut, making strips four inches long.
What to read after Home Millinery, Madame Margariete's Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [creamer, Margariet Alice (Hoffa), Mrs.] 1878- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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