The Ladies' World Embroidery book
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The pattern includes 6 transfers for 10 cents.
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^7* iterf~i * v*v v-*v No. 660 — Dainty for Baby's Dress or Sister's Underwear FINE French embroidery is al- ways a distinctive trimming for sheer materials, and No.
660 includes a motif for front of baby's dress or older sister's lingerie, with 1 yard of border of the little sprays, to be used at the top of the hem, for 10 cents.
Page r, Directions for Smocking Material pre- pared with ma- chine - stitching TO prepare your work, use your ...sewing machine to stitch lines the width of presser foot apart.
A long or short stitch determines the grade of your smocking, as you gather in the holes made by the machine needle. This is a strong point, as very fine work can be done, or otherwise. In using plain material, put your needle in the hole made by the machine needle, after removing the stitching thread a little at a time.
Outline is first, as it begins nearly all patterns.
Following the gathering-thread and working from left to right, start the thread on the second pleat at the gathering-thread on the under side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pattern includes 6 transfers for 10 cents.
h-- r- .
^7* iterf~i * v*v v-*v No. 660 — Dainty for Baby's Dress or Sister's Underwear FINE French embroidery is al- ways a distinctive trimming for sheer materials, and No.
660 includes a motif for front of baby's dress or older sister's lingerie, with 1 yard of border of the little sprays, to be used at the top of the hem, for 10 cents.
Page r, Directions for Smocking Material pre- pared with ma- chine - stitching TO prepare your work, use your ...sewing machine to stitch lines the width of presser foot apart.
A long or short stitch determines the grade of your smocking, as you gather in the holes made by the machine needle. This is a strong point, as very fine work can be done, or otherwise. In using plain material, put your needle in the hole made by the machine needle, after removing the stitching thread a little at a time.
Outline is first, as it begins nearly all patterns.
Following the gathering-thread and working from left to right, start the thread on the second pleat at the gathering-thread on the under side.
What to read after The Ladies' World Embroidery book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Purdy, Helen Dayne, Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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