ILLUSTRATIONS
| He fell headlong to the floor | [Frontispiece] |
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| “You can do it! You can do it!” | [17] |
| She ran to get a pretty dress | [22] |
| Running ribbon in beading | [24] |
| From the tip of her nose | [30] |
| Threading needle | [31] |
| Basting | [32] |
| Running | [33] |
| “Mark with pins” | [41] |
| Hemming | [42] |
| Blanket-stitch | [49] |
| “Blanket-stitching is quite easy” | [51] |
| Running around the hole | [56] |
| Darning up and down | [57] |
| Darning across | [58] |
| “Hold the stocking stretched on your hand” | [59] |
| Catch-stitch | [65] |
| “I’ll put you to sleep in your little bed” | [67] |
| “Hold the goods lengthwise and cut” | [71] |
| Basting and running on outside of bag | [73] |
| Basting and back-stitching on inside of bag | [73] |
| Back-stitching | [75] |
| Basting and hemming casing on inside of bag | [76] |
| Finished bag | [76] |
| Eyelet for casing | [77] |
| She went through some simple exercises | [80] |
| Making eyelets | [86] |
| Cross-stitch | [92] |
| “Press the letters on the wrong side” | [94] |
| The birds were singing | [98] |
| Mending tear | [99] |
| Gathering lace | [107] |
| Sewing on lace | [107] |
| “’Tis done at last” | [109] |
| “Ouch! I’m caught” | [113] |
| First bastings | [116] |
| Third basting | [116] |
| Sewing edge of hole | [119] |
| Sewing around patch | [119] |
| There they all were | [122] |
| Four kinds of buttons | [125] |
| Ornamental shank pearl buttons | [127] |
| Two kinds of buttons | [127] |
| Coming up the stairs singing to herself | [132] |
| Chain-stitch | [134] |
| “Follow a thread of the goods” | [140] |
| Bar half-way around | [142] |
| Bar | [142] |
| Overcasting half around | [143] |
| Buttonhole-stitch | [144] |
| Finished buttonhole | [144] |
| “Measure one inch up from the hem top” | [150] |
| Basting first tuck | [152] |
| Tucks basted ready for stitching | [154] |
| “I stitched ’em myself” | [159] |
| Basting gathers to band | [161] |
| Basting down band | [162] |
| Sewing on rickrack | [170] |
| “I’ll need to wear my apron gay” | [174] |
| Outline-stitch | [180] |
| “My doll will be glad on Christmas” | [181] |
| “Fold each square over diagonally” | [186] |
| Hemstitching | [187] |
| Hem rolling | [190] |
| First overcasting | [194] |
| Second overcasting | [196] |
| Blanket-stitch | [196] |
| Wrapping up her Christmas gifts | [198] |
| “For Mother as a surprise” | [202] |
| Lazy-daisy stitch | [203] |
| French knots | [205] |
| “A silver wrist-watch for my birthday!” | [213] |
The One-Eyed Fairies