Goodwin's Course in Sewing; Practical Instruction in Needlework for Use in Schools And At Home 1
Goodwin's Course in Sewing; Practical Instruction in Needlework for Use in Schools And At Home 1
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— Draw a straight line lengthwise through the center of the cardboard strip.
Begin J inch from one end and place dots on this line, ^ inch apart.
Begin at the second dot and punch small holes to admit the point of a pencil.
In using the marker, place a pin through the first dot that was left at the end, and through the material, which has been pinned out on a flat surface. Put the pencil through the hole measuring half the diameter of the circle to be drawn. Using the pin as a pivot, swing the ...marker around with the point of the pencil, and mark the outline of the circle on the material.
Draw diff^erent geometrical designs and follow the outlines care- fully with running-stitches.
Use thread without knotting.
Begin to sew by taking two stitches over and over in the same place.
Make stitches even, passing over the same number of threads in the cloth as are taken up each time on the needle.
Join the stitches by running the last two over the first two, and fasten with two stitches taken over and over before cutting the thread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Draw a straight line lengthwise through the center of the cardboard strip.
Begin J inch from one end and place dots on this line, ^ inch apart.
Begin at the second dot and punch small holes to admit the point of a pencil.
In using the marker, place a pin through the first dot that was left at the end, and through the material, which has been pinned out on a flat surface. Put the pencil through the hole measuring half the diameter of the circle to be drawn. Using the pin as a pivot, swing the ...marker around with the point of the pencil, and mark the outline of the circle on the material.
Draw diff^erent geometrical designs and follow the outlines care- fully with running-stitches.
Use thread without knotting.
Begin to sew by taking two stitches over and over in the same place.
Make stitches even, passing over the same number of threads in the cloth as are taken up each time on the needle.
Join the stitches by running the last two over the first two, and fasten with two stitches taken over and over before cutting the thread.
What to read after Goodwin's Course in Sewing; Practical Instruction in Needlework for Use in Schools And At Home 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodwin, Emma E to read onlineMoreLess
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