Publisher's Synopsis
It is the object of this book to set forth the quickest and best method for every operation, in sewing. It is a handy book of reference, where the making of any part of a garment can be easily looked up.
The making of a whole garment may seem a difficult proposition but, when thought of in individual parts, it resolves itself into simple operations. It is merely a series of joining seams, turning edges for hems, and sewing pieces together for pockets and other trimmings. Anyone who can run a sewing machine can join the pieces, if they knows how to place the goods and where to stitch
