The American System of Dressmaking
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Stitch the curved seams just in- side the tracing, and the others just outside. After stitch- ing them, trim them off evenly. Leave one-half inch seams in the center back and darts, and one-fourth inch in the curved seams. Stitch all the seams the same way, either from the bottom or the top, and be sure the needle is on the waist line before the turn is made. Overcast or bind them, as best suits your convenience. This will prevent any fraying out of the seams. If you overcast them, use small, e...ven and very shallow overhand stitches and do not draw them very tight. If you bind them, use seam binding, sewing it along the edges of the seam and arranging it so as to sew both edges of the binding at the same time ; do not 54 draw the stitches too tight. Both edges of the curved seams are to be overcast or bound together, but each edge of the center back and darts must be overcast or bound separately.
ARRANGING FOR HOOKS AND EYES.
Now put the hooks and eyes on. Use a strip of canvas, cut on the true bias, one and one-half inches wide, and double it in the center lengthwise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stitch the curved seams just in- side the tracing, and the others just outside. After stitch- ing them, trim them off evenly. Leave one-half inch seams in the center back and darts, and one-fourth inch in the curved seams. Stitch all the seams the same way, either from the bottom or the top, and be sure the needle is on the waist line before the turn is made. Overcast or bind them, as best suits your convenience. This will prevent any fraying out of the seams. If you overcast them, use small, e...ven and very shallow overhand stitches and do not draw them very tight. If you bind them, use seam binding, sewing it along the edges of the seam and arranging it so as to sew both edges of the binding at the same time ; do not 54 draw the stitches too tight. Both edges of the curved seams are to be overcast or bound together, but each edge of the center back and darts must be overcast or bound separately.
ARRANGING FOR HOOKS AND EYES.
Now put the hooks and eyes on. Use a strip of canvas, cut on the true bias, one and one-half inches wide, and double it in the center lengthwise.
What to read after The American System of Dressmaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merwin, Pearl. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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