Sewing for Girls' Club Work
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OF AGR.
Fig. 6.— The apron pattern.
SEWING FOR GIRLS CLUB WORK.
11 needed for each brim. The mside edge of brim should be the size of the head. Cut an oval piece for the crown 16 inches in diameter from side to side and 18 inches in diameter from back to front.
Making. — Place the two pieces of the brim together, wrong sides out, and baste around the outer edge; that is, the one having a point on each side. Then stitch | mch from this edge. Now. turn the brim right side out, creas- ing the edge... well. Stitch again | inch from the out- side edge. Gather the crown in fourths. Place outside edge of crown against inside edge of brim. Baste these two edges together, allowing a few more gathers at front and back than at sides.
Turn the folded outside edge of brim over these two raw edges and baste carefully. Stitch | inch from edge so as to hold securely. Place the emblem on the left point.
EMBLEMS. (Figs. 8 and 9.) The designs for the emblems shown in figures 8 and 9 were made for the canning club girls of the South by the art department of Sophie Newcomb College, New Orleans, La.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OF AGR.
Fig. 6.— The apron pattern.
SEWING FOR GIRLS CLUB WORK.
11 needed for each brim. The mside edge of brim should be the size of the head. Cut an oval piece for the crown 16 inches in diameter from side to side and 18 inches in diameter from back to front.
Making. — Place the two pieces of the brim together, wrong sides out, and baste around the outer edge; that is, the one having a point on each side. Then stitch | mch from this edge. Now. turn the brim right side out, creas- ing the edge... well. Stitch again | inch from the out- side edge. Gather the crown in fourths. Place outside edge of crown against inside edge of brim. Baste these two edges together, allowing a few more gathers at front and back than at sides.
Turn the folded outside edge of brim over these two raw edges and baste carefully. Stitch | inch from edge so as to hold securely. Place the emblem on the left point.
EMBLEMS. (Figs. 8 and 9.) The designs for the emblems shown in figures 8 and 9 were made for the canning club girls of the South by the art department of Sophie Newcomb College, New Orleans, La.
What to read after Sewing for Girls' Club Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powell, Ola. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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