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 Turning Corners (A spiraling square pattern, as the sewer either started from the center and sewed her way out, or started from the edge and sewed her way in on the fabric patch.) Add Comment  Diagonal Stitching Grouped (Using rows of three grouped stitched lines, a diamond pattern was created on the fabric swatch.)  Machine Stitching Even spacing using presser foot as a guide. (An example is shown by having rows of vertical stitching, about a presser foot apart, for the length of the fabric sample.)  Grain of Material The warp is the length straight or selvage edge of a piece of material. The woof or filling thread is the width or cross way thread of a piece of goods. The lengthwise thread is the strongest. (An example of the warp and woof is included by pulling out lengthwise and width wise threads from a piece of fabric.)  Selvage Edge A selvage edge is the finished edge of a piece of cloth. (A sample of the selvage edge is included by showing the bound edge of a piece of fabric.)  (This page is blank, except for a scribble in blue ink at the bottom.)  Page 3  Page 4 Parts of Machine Wilcox & Gibbs - Lock stitch machine Singer - Lock stitch machine 1. Electric power 2. Motor 3. Shafting 4. Pulley 5. Belt 6. Transmitter 7. Treadle 8. Dress guard 9. Wheel guard 10. Needle guard 11. Head 12. Arm 13. Bed 14. Balance Wheel 15. Stitch regulator 16. Feeder 17. Throat plate Needle hole plate 18. Thread take up 19. Thread guide 20. Thread stand 21. Spool pin 22. Needle bar 23. Needle 24. Presser foot 25. Foot lifter 26. Knee presser 27. Bobbin 28. Bobbin case 29. Bobbin case hinge 30. Bobbin winder 31. Tension 32. Tension spring 33. Tension wheel 34. Tension stud 35. Tension felt washer 36. Tension nut 37. Oil cups 38. Table 39. Trough 40. Screws  Equipments 1. Hair Net 2. Clean Smock 3. Sharp Scissors 4. Tape Measure 5. Pins 6. Needle - hand sewing 7. Thimble 8. Pin Cushion 9. Work Bag 10. Fine Book 11. Model Book 12. Ruler 13. Brush  Page 1. (The front cover is missing.) Requirements for Rewards Honor Roll 1. Good in all subjects 2. Twenty-four days or less on a contract. 3. Perfect attendance. Trips to Washington (10 girls) 1. High sense of honor. 2. Spirit of helpfulness and cooperation. 3. Unfailing courtesy. 4. Quiet and workmanlike attitude. 5. Tidy personal appearance. 6. Promptness and regularity. (awarded to girls on last four contracts.) Attendance Pin 1. Awarded to students who have perfect attendance for nine months. Health Medal (annually) 1. Students who have made the greatest effort to eliminate handicaps in the shortest time. | Azure Carter
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