Textiles And Clothing
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A buttonhole should be completed withone thread if possible as it is difficult to mend the thread securelyand neatly. Letter D for twist is usually employed.
[Sidenote: Making Buttonholes] Insert the needle in the edge of the material and when half way through, take the two threads at the eye of the needle, bringing them towards youat the right and under the point of the needle, and draw the thread fromyou, making the purl or loop stitch directly on the edge of thebuttonhole. The stitches shoul...d be about the width of the needle apartto allow for the purl. Be careful to complete each stitch with a uniformmovement so that the line will be perfectly straight and not wavy. Thestitches are placed more closely together in the rounded end of thebuttonhole where the chief wear comes.
[Sidenote: Staying] Many workers, particularly tailors, always "stay" or "bar" around abuttonhole before working. This may be done with several threads oftwist or with a cord so that the worked edge of the buttonhole will befirm and distinct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A buttonhole should be completed withone thread if possible as it is difficult to mend the thread securelyand neatly. Letter D for twist is usually employed.
[Sidenote: Making Buttonholes] Insert the needle in the edge of the material and when half way through, take the two threads at the eye of the needle, bringing them towards youat the right and under the point of the needle, and draw the thread fromyou, making the purl or loop stitch directly on the edge of thebuttonhole. The stitches shoul...d be about the width of the needle apartto allow for the purl. Be careful to complete each stitch with a uniformmovement so that the line will be perfectly straight and not wavy. Thestitches are placed more closely together in the rounded end of thebuttonhole where the chief wear comes.
[Sidenote: Staying] Many workers, particularly tailors, always "stay" or "bar" around abuttonhole before working. This may be done with several threads oftwist or with a cord so that the worked edge of the buttonhole will befirm and distinct.
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