A Manual of Home Making
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(9) On the wrong side, cut diagonally from the center of the hole in the garment to the four ex- treme corners of the patch. (10) Crease the seams open on the overhand- ing. (11) Trim the edges until they are parallel to the edges of the patch and % inch wide. (12) Cut off the corners of the patch diagonally, so that they do not overlap. (13) Overcast separately, with short over- casting stitches, the edges of the seams.
CLOTH DARNING* Darning is the repairing of cloth by the weaving in of thre...ads to replace torn or worn warp and woof threads. Knitted fabrics, also, are mended in this way. Darning is a less conspicuous method of repairing than patching, although on garments which are subjected to very hard wear or to much laundering, it is not so satisfactory. In woolen garments darning is usually pref- erable to patching, since it is less bulky and woolen clothes are not so often laundered. .
* Ext. Circ. 14, Coll. Of Agr. , Univ. Of 111.
390 A MANUAL OF HOME-MAKING To make the darn as inconspicuous as possible, a raveling of the material is used, or if this is not strong enough, a silk thread is split into thirds, and one of these strands is used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(9) On the wrong side, cut diagonally from the center of the hole in the garment to the four ex- treme corners of the patch. (10) Crease the seams open on the overhand- ing. (11) Trim the edges until they are parallel to the edges of the patch and % inch wide. (12) Cut off the corners of the patch diagonally, so that they do not overlap. (13) Overcast separately, with short over- casting stitches, the edges of the seams.
CLOTH DARNING* Darning is the repairing of cloth by the weaving in of thre...ads to replace torn or worn warp and woof threads. Knitted fabrics, also, are mended in this way. Darning is a less conspicuous method of repairing than patching, although on garments which are subjected to very hard wear or to much laundering, it is not so satisfactory. In woolen garments darning is usually pref- erable to patching, since it is less bulky and woolen clothes are not so often laundered. .
* Ext. Circ. 14, Coll. Of Agr. , Univ. Of 111.
390 A MANUAL OF HOME-MAKING To make the darn as inconspicuous as possible, a raveling of the material is used, or if this is not strong enough, a silk thread is split into thirds, and one of these strands is used.
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