The Little Girl's Sewing book
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Be careful not to let the stitches come through to the right side of the quilt. If you want to make it extra warm you can ^- put a layer of cotton wool in between the quilt and the lining. It is now quite ready for the spare bed.
But perhaps some little mother says : "I haven't got any pretty pieces like those in the picture. 1 have only got plain pink, blue and white." Well, you can arrange these to look pretty, even if they are only plain colours. Put a square of pink in the middle, have a wh...ite square above, below, and at each side. At the four corners, where the spotty bits are, have blue. The four out- side corners could be pink, and the top and bottom centre ones white.
Then }ou could have a white border with blue stitching on it. This is only one suggestion for plain colours. You will soon think of plenty more. There is ever so much you can do with a few pieces and a little patience.
Just Think !
Mary Mabel Melancholy Wouldn't even dress her dolly !
The only thing that she would do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be careful not to let the stitches come through to the right side of the quilt. If you want to make it extra warm you can ^- put a layer of cotton wool in between the quilt and the lining. It is now quite ready for the spare bed.
But perhaps some little mother says : "I haven't got any pretty pieces like those in the picture. 1 have only got plain pink, blue and white." Well, you can arrange these to look pretty, even if they are only plain colours. Put a square of pink in the middle, have a wh...ite square above, below, and at each side. At the four corners, where the spotty bits are, have blue. The four out- side corners could be pink, and the top and bottom centre ones white.
Then }ou could have a white border with blue stitching on it. This is only one suggestion for plain colours. You will soon think of plenty more. There is ever so much you can do with a few pieces and a little patience.
Just Think !
Mary Mabel Melancholy Wouldn't even dress her dolly !
The only thing that she would do.
What to read after The Little Girl's Sewing book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klickmann, Flora, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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