 HAND SEWING INSTRUCTIONS PLAIN SEWING MENDING OPENWORK
Many, on opening this document will be disposed to exclaim as they read the heading of this first section:
What is the use of describing all the old well-known stitches, when machines have so nearly superseded the slower process of handsewing?
To this our reply is that, of all kinds of needlework, plain sewing needs to be most thoroughly learned, as being the foundation of all.
Those who are able to employ others to work for them, should at least know how to distinguish good work from bad, and those who are in less fortunate circumstances, have to be taught how to work for themselves.
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PLAIN SEWING
Stitches
Seams
Gathering
Sewing on cord and flaps
Button-holes
Sewing on buttons
Binding slits
Sewing on piping
Fixing whale-bones—Herring-boning
MENDING
Linen darning
Satin or twill darning
Damask darning
Fine-drawing
Patching
SINGLE AND CUT OPEN-WORK
Hem-stitching
Open-work patterns
Cutting out threads at the corners
Cut open-work
Patterns for cut open-work
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