Textiles And Clothing, By Kate Heintz Watson..
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Types of Machines Care of the Machine MACHINE SEWING The sewing machine has taken away much of the drudgery of home sewing, but its use does not lessen the need of skill in hand work. No machine can finish ends of belts, collars, sew on trimming, fastenings, and like work and the finish has much to do with the gen- eral appearance of a garment.
All the prominent makes of sewing machines were invented in the decade following Howe's patent in 1846. The two chief types of machines are the lock sti...tch, using double thread, and the chain or loop stitch, using a single thread. Whatever the make of machine it should be run in accordance with the rules accom- panying it. The worker should familiarize herself with the directions for setting and threading the needle, winding the bobbin, regulating the tension and the stitch and all other technicalities of the particular ma- chine she has to operate. Agencies of the various machines usually have skilled workers to give instruc- tion to beginners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Types of Machines Care of the Machine MACHINE SEWING The sewing machine has taken away much of the drudgery of home sewing, but its use does not lessen the need of skill in hand work. No machine can finish ends of belts, collars, sew on trimming, fastenings, and like work and the finish has much to do with the gen- eral appearance of a garment.
All the prominent makes of sewing machines were invented in the decade following Howe's patent in 1846. The two chief types of machines are the lock sti...tch, using double thread, and the chain or loop stitch, using a single thread. Whatever the make of machine it should be run in accordance with the rules accom- panying it. The worker should familiarize herself with the directions for setting and threading the needle, winding the bobbin, regulating the tension and the stitch and all other technicalities of the particular ma- chine she has to operate. Agencies of the various machines usually have skilled workers to give instruc- tion to beginners.
What to read after Textiles And Clothing, By Kate Heintz Watson..?
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