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( Originally Published 1918 )
SUBJECT MATTER A holder 6 inches square will be satisfactory for handling hot dishes. lt can be made of quilted padding bound with tape, or of two thicknesses of outing flannel covered with percale or denim and bouud with tape or braid. If made of the outing flannel and covered, it should be quilted, by stitching from the middle of one side to the middle of the opposite side in both directions, in order to hold the outing flannel and the outside covering together. The tape that is to he used for the binding should he folded through the middle lengthwise; then, a beginning being made at one corner of the padding, the edge should be basted. half on one side and half on the other. Right-angled corners should be formed. When basted all around, the tape should he sewn on each side with a hemming stitch. If the holder is to be suspended from the apron hand, a tape of from 27 inches to 36 inches in length should he attached to one corner. The raw edge at one end of the tape should Le turned in. The end should he so placed that it overlaps the corner of the holder about half an inch and it should be basted to the holder. The tape should then be secured firmly to the holder, hemmed down on one edge, across the bottom, and up the other edge. The other end of the tape should be finished with a 2-inch loop. The raw edge should be folded over, the tape turned 2 inches clown for the loop, and basted in place. This should be hemmed across the end. One quarter of an inch up from the end, the double thickness of tape should be back-stitched together. and the edges of the tape should be overhanded from there to the hemmed end. PRELIMINARY PLAN Each pupil should provide sufficient denim, percale, huckahack, or other washable material to cover the two sides of a holder 7 inches square, and enough outing or canton flannel for a double lining. About 1 1/2 yards of straight tape one-half inch wide will he needed for the binding and for suspending the holder from the apron. METHOD OF WORK The pupils should first carefully measure and turn the material for the covering of the holder and then prepare the lining, basting it all together. They should then put in the running-stitch and finish with the binding. If it is not possible to complete the holder in one period, a second Iesson period should he provided, or arrangements may be made to have supervised work done outside of the lesson hours. |
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