Ingall's book of Stitches
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This stitch is often used upon hems, as are both the other styles, and sometimes above bindings of ribbon. It is often used to complete plain blankets, flannel petticoats, little under-shirts, or any article for which it seems a suitable flnish. The stitches are made to the right and left alternately, and are longer and more open than the other varieties.
No. 8. Embossed Button-Hole or Tongue Stitch.
This style of stitch is much used in making borders on canvas or other materials, when fringe i...s to be the completion for the edge, and also in embroidering monograms and initials. Two rows of running stitches are made wherever the border is to be located, and over these the button-hole stitch is made.
Nos. 9, lo. II AND 12. Borders in Ordinary Button-Hole Stitch.
These four samples sliow as manv ditTercnt methods of settinj^ button- hole stitehes alont^ the edi^e of flannel, canvas, linen, or whatever fabric or article requires a border of this style. The elTects are produced hy chaiiLjini^ the direction of the needle when making the stitches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This stitch is often used upon hems, as are both the other styles, and sometimes above bindings of ribbon. It is often used to complete plain blankets, flannel petticoats, little under-shirts, or any article for which it seems a suitable flnish. The stitches are made to the right and left alternately, and are longer and more open than the other varieties.
No. 8. Embossed Button-Hole or Tongue Stitch.
This style of stitch is much used in making borders on canvas or other materials, when fringe i...s to be the completion for the edge, and also in embroidering monograms and initials. Two rows of running stitches are made wherever the border is to be located, and over these the button-hole stitch is made.
Nos. 9, lo. II AND 12. Borders in Ordinary Button-Hole Stitch.
These four samples sliow as manv ditTercnt methods of settinj^ button- hole stitehes alont^ the edi^e of flannel, canvas, linen, or whatever fabric or article requires a border of this style. The elTects are produced hy chaiiLjini^ the direction of the needle when making the stitches.
What to read after Ingall's book of Stitches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingalls, J. F. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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