quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
on the right side	23
on the wrong side	21
the edge of the	13
the right side of	11
right side of the	11
wrong side of the	11
in the same way	11
the wrong side of	10
the end of the	10
the bottom of the	10
the length of the	8
the center of the	8
american school of home	7
the size of the	7
the top of the	7
school of home economics	7
care should be taken	6
fourth of an inch	6
the back of the	6
between the thumb and	6
it is a good	5
is a good plan	5
from left to right	5
the edges of the	5
bottom of the skirt	5
the surface of the	5
may be used for	5
is apt to be	5
textiles and clothing part	5
should be used for	5
at the waist line	5
the line of sewing	5
side of the garment	5
with a piece of	4
in the form of	4
the seams should be	4
point of the needle	4
a great variety of	4
as shown in the	4
the great variety of	4
a line with the	4
care must be taken	4
the stitches should be	4
be used for a	4
at the bottom of	4
should never be used	4
both warp and filling	4
from right to left	4
as well as for	4
the upper part of	4
stitch is made by	4
thread should be used	4
the bottom of a	4
at the same time	4
of the same color	4
the hooks and eyes	4
the line of the	4
in the united states	4
be taken not to	4
the point of the	4
a good plan to	4
is one of the	4
eighth of an inch	4
the wrong side and	4
upper part of the	4
side of the material	4
shown in the illustration	4
the middle of the	4
the american school of	4
it is possible to	4
the quality of the	4
the right side and	4
the department of agriculture	3
the top and bottom	3
culture of hemp and	3
of the goods is	3
at the bottom and	3
should match the material	3
it is difficult to	3
the thread should be	3
bottom edge of the	3
in the opposite direction	3
the distance from the	3
with the warp threads	3
should be basted on	3
the lining should be	3
in the manufacture of	3
side of the seam	3
of the sleeve and	3
is to be done	3
fullness made by turning	3
the line of stitching	3
sign your full name	3
be used for the	3
this makes a strong	3
in which they are	3
dressmaking up to date	3
to the bottom of	3
distance from the top	3
should always be done	3
the bottom edge of	3
running and back stitch	3
the face of the	3
american school of correspondence	3
the sleeve over the	3
of the hem is	3
of the skirt and	3
waist is to be	3
collar or neck band	3
should be made at	3
as in a buttonhole	3
side of the sleeve	3
the warp threads and	3
a number of times	3
there may be a	3
may be a double	3
warp threads of the	3
if the skirt is	3
be basted on the	3
the thumb and fingers	3
the fullness made by	3
it is used for	3
on the surface of	3
is the most common	3
can be used for	3
a piece of the	3
of woolen and worsted	3
the warp threads of	3
fold of the goods	3
over and over stitch	3
the width of the	3
good and faulty ornamentation	3
of hemp and jute	3
up an exhibit of	3
garment is to be	3
with a bar tack	3
test questions on part	3
the outside of the	3
be done on the	3
and size of the	3
it is impossible to	3
on a line with	3
above and below the	3
run in the same	3
stitched on the machine	3
the most beautiful of	3
of the skirt may	3
the line to be	3
at the end of	3
this should always be	3
in the same manner	3
is made by taking	3
the design should be	3
the goods should be	3
is the most important	3
of the front gore	3
eye of the needle	3
the direction of the	3
side of the opening	3
the warp of the	3
a few of the	3
a line of basting	3
should be kept in	3
an inch from the	3
the eye of the	3
side of the skirt	3
by means of a	3
of the american school	3
solution of caustic soda	3
quarter of an inch	3
the ends of the	3
for seed and fiber	3
flannel seams and hems	3
under the point of	3
warp and woof threads	3
back stitch is made	3
each throw of the	2
share in primitive culture	2
questions constitute the written	2
the most difficult to	2
its name from the	2
should be carefully basted	2
carry the thread easily	2
the threads in the	2
a bias facing of	2
in width from the	2
may be removed by	2
at the back to	2
trimming is to be	2
seams should be traced	2
from culture of hemp	2
the secret of success	2
bent needle should never	2
or department store to	2
and send them to	2
sanitary and economic cooking	2
bottom towards the top	2
as it is difficult	2
one side of the	2
be sure that the	2
of which the yarn	2
is always well to	2
edge of the waist	2
weaves may be obtained	2
then stitch on the	2
or the filling threads	2
in the open air	2
on account of the	2
bleaching and calico printing	2
much to do with	2
some of the dirt	2
in old new england	2
is worked from left	2
of collars and cuffs	2
the thread on the	2
and over stitch and	2
well stretched over the	2
outline and chain stitches	2
it is to be	2
used in connection with	2
it is easy to	2
the right of the	2
is apt to give	2
high degree of perfection	2
may be divided into	2
and fitted before the	2
for darning should be	2
material is to be	2
blind stitched to the	2
the lower edge and	2
center of the hole	2
woolen and worsted fabrics	2
of cotton or linen	2
the form of yarn	2
have a true bias	2
on the face of	2
chicago american school of	2
interior decoration as well	2
a piece of net	2
and under two of	2
if the material is	2
sufficiently large to carry	2
the plain waist pattern	2
wrong side of patch	2
should be carefully brushed	2
warm water and soap	2
the finishing of woolen	2
until at last it	2
in stagnant water is	2
emphasize and fix in	2
test questions the following	2
edges of the garment	2
a lining of cotton	2
members of the a	2
from the city of	2
of the department of	2
to be used for	2
by home economics association	2
may be covered with	2
and the outside cut	2
one or two inches	2
the fleece of sheep	2
comes from the loom	2
may be lengthened by	2
decoration as well as	2
along the warp threads	2
constitute the written recitation	2
part of the garment	2
threads of the goods	2
are cut in the	2
in front than in	2
in the memory the	2
as little as possible	2
over two and under	2
to the last stitch	2
the sleeves may be	2
days in old new	2
the lower edge of	2
the use of any	2
a true bias or	2
and is used for	2
shoulder seams should be	2
with a running stitch	2
in the same direction	2
most important points in	2
always be done in	2
directly on a line	2
bias strip of canvas	2
is used chiefly for	2
at the lower edge	2
both sides of the	2
the needle and thread	2
parallel with the selvage	2
on the market and	2
destroying the rhythm and	2
or wrong side of	2
or fold of the	2
of light and shade	2
end of the opening	2
and fix in the	2
if it does not	2
blind or slip stitch	2
end of the thread	2
the chemicals used in	2
if the waist is	2
edges of the patch	2
done on the right	2
the cat stitch is	2
may be dyed in	2
in color and design	2
of an inch below	2
basting is used for	2
iron should never be	2
as well as the	2
when exposed to the	2
on the under side	2
at the back and	2
printed on the cloth	2
the same color as	2
either the warp or	2
cut off when the	2
drawing the edges together	2
of the material and	2
of the same shade	2
and finished with a	2
lecturer university of chicago	2
portions of the sleeve	2
get the local dry	2
the thread should always	2
method of folding and	2
before any work is	2
recitation which the regular	2
the right side with	2
cloth comes from the	2
the skirt and waist	2
the under side of	2
dyeing of textile fabrics	2
needle half way back	2
to be worn under	2
points in the lesson	2
wound on the spindle	2
may be straight across	2
finishing of woolen and	2
tucks of three each	2
for which it was	2
in various widths and	2
cotton cloth having a	2
pattern will do duty	2
for hooks and eyes	2
and first finger of	2
finished at the bottom	2
the hem is turned	2
rhythm and grace of	2
the most important points	2
and the woof threads	2
clothing made from it	2
coin or money order	2
stitch on the machine	2
in the middle of	2
this stitch must be	2
determine the size of	2
the form of a	2
so that it is	2
to say nothing of	2
in front of the	2
the shoulder seams should	2
for drawing up the	2
be taken that the	2
line with the warp	2
retting in stagnant water	2
along the line to	2
great variety of weaves	2
at right angles to	2
large to carry the	2
conference on home economics	2
the buttonhole will be	2
the written recitation which	2
throw of the shuttle	2
cotton or linen warp	2
possible the size of	2
the gores may be	2
goods between the thumb	2
of the needle under	2
in sewing buttons on	2
the threads of the	2
on both sides of	2
as it is now	2
which the yarn is	2
used for ornamental purposes	2
from this machine the	2
after completing the answers	2
the thread from the	2
the seam should be	2
all seams should be	2
band over on the	2
be made on the	2
surface of the fabric	2
make a color card	2
is a difference between	2
hem down the front	2
the sleeve should be	2
woven linen or cotton	2
of home economics copyright	2
without injury to the	2
answers to test questions	2
the beginning of the	2
thread of the goods	2
the memory the most	2
after the lining is	2
the lining may be	2
dark and free from	2
on a lengthwise fold	2
of the warp threads	2
eyes have been sewed	2
the fibers of which	2
yarn of the filling	2
into the dye bath	2
shade of the same	2
in the edge of	2
of both warp and	2
the readiness with which	2
the band over on	2
the garment is to	2
intended to emphasize and	2
table linen is woven	2
are usually wider than	2
they are intended to	2
the goods between the	2
should always be cut	2
thumb and first finger	2
end of the buttonhole	2
the top or bottom	2
nothing better can be	2
edge as well as	2
the chief characteristics of	2
process is to first	2
be done with the	2
the action of the	2
showing good and faulty	2
the pattern has been	2
free from dust and	2
the hair of the	2
silk boiled in oil	2
a piece of material	2
the edge and stitch	2
it is always well	2
from the top of	2
injury to the fibers	2
stitch and placing the	2
the purl on the	2
show on the outside	2
and grace of the	2
near as possible the	2
so that they may	2
written recitation which the	2
is also used as	2
hands free to manage	2
should be done on	2
is to be cut	2
much more difficult to	2
in imitation of silk	2
to this list of	2
placid conference on home	2
be placed at the	2
is impossible to make	2
it is wiser to	2
warp or the filling	2
opened and pressed flat	2
at the bottom with	2
should be cut and	2
may be added the	2
seams may be finished	2
to the right and	2
rolled hem and whipped	2
folds in the pattern	2
or other fastenings should	2
home and school sewing	2
in warm water and	2
stretch out of shape	2
two or three stitches	2
on the outside of	2
writing and send in	2
to the edge of	2
one of the most	2
wide hem over a	2
edge of the buttonhole	2
in cleaning and bleaching	2
equally as well to	2
is to be worn	2
finished ends and corners	2
two clusters of tucks	2
given in the text	2
placing the needle half	2
water to remove the	2
purpose for which it	2
for interior decoration as	2
fix in the memory	2
be opened and pressed	2
be cut off when	2
if the garment is	2
with a line of	2
the best quality of	2
skirts of thin material	2
the rhythm and grace	2
begin at the center	2
fastenings should always be	2
professor of home economics	2
be as near as	2
to do the work	2
following questions constitute the	2
formerly instructor in domestic	2
are intended to emphasize	2
quality of the fibers	2
should always be placed	2
is distinguished by its	2
clusters of tucks of	2
edge of the seam	2
at the back of	2
as possible the size	2
the needle should be	2
if the hole is	2
basted on the wrong	2
is to be sewed	2
a cotton warp and	2
part of the pattern	2
the beauty of the	2
it is used to	2
of the left hand	2
colonial days in old	2
completed with a bar	2
also used as a	2
has much to do	2
it is also used	2
made by turning is	2
made with a stiletto	2
be worn under the	2
is to be made	2
in the right place	2
hemmed down to the	2
face of the goods	2
loss in cleaning and	2
the addition of a	2
folding a wide hem	2
along the edge of	2
if the cloth is	2
in any kind of	2
the needle under the	2
placing the needle back	2
the remainder of the	2
and send in for	2
and below the elbow	2
both hands free to	2
much work is to	2
the chain stitch is	2
linen or cotton material	2
is by no means	2
over on the right	2
they should be used	2
the entire length of	2
eye as they are	2
fuller than the outside	2
over and over stitches	2
or any of the	2
under a damp cloth	2
from hull house museum	2
an inch below the	2
the lines of the	2
in imitation of the	2
it takes its name	2
to extend beyond the	2
to test questions on	2
is much the same	2
in writing and send	2
if the pattern is	2
cloth coming from the	2
care being taken to	2
be sent to the	2
well finished ends and	2
what can you say	2
the cutting and making	2
economics seal chicago american	2
construction and ornament in	2
a high degree of	2
the shape of the	2
upper edge of the	2
is usually done with	2
so that it may	2
and free from lint	2
a blunt or bent	2
are the most difficult	2
thread should always be	2
this is especially important	2
and they should be	2
parallel with the chest	2
if this patch is	2
of the angora goat	2
is preferred by many	2
run the same way	2
top of the band	2
and placing the needle	2
stitches should be made	2
edge of the skirt	2
or bent needle should	2
to emphasize and fix	2
lake placid conference on	2
the edge as well	2
should be opened and	2
be dark and free	2
a great number of	2
threads at right angles	2
next to the feed	2
woven on hand looms	2
fruit and wine stains	2
in the direction of	2
and ornament in dress	2
regular members of the	2
of home economics seal	2
surface of the cloth	2
entire length of the	2
running the same way	2
should be taken that	2
are always to be	2
and clothing part ii	2
questions the following questions	2
do not use a	2
right angles to the	2
along the woof threads	2
correction and comment of	2
the garment has been	2
will do duty for	2
than in the back	2
in front or back	2
working toward each end	2
silk the silk fiber	2
then begin at the	2
school of domestic science	2
the following questions constitute	2
some of the threads	2
edge of the material	2
the needle towards the	2
this stitch is used	2
to which it is	2
of the cloth and	2
the distaff and spindle	2
the needle half way	2
the pattern on the	2
send them to the	2
after the garment has	2
of stitching across the	2
quality of the wool	2
should be given to	2
there is a difference	2
children of larger growth	2
a wide hem over	2
it is fully ripe	2
in soapy water to	2
to the waist line	2
send in for the	2
of folding and cutting	2
which the regular members	2
front than in the	2
the top of gore	2
should be sent to	2
the upper edge of	2
piece of the goods	2
worked from left to	2
open at the back	2
be finished at the	2
of the same material	2
be begun at the	2
folded edges or selvages	2
the stitches may be	2
the warp threads were	2
of the velveteen should	2
coming from the loom	2
darning should be as	2
get up an exhibit	2
should be the same	2
over a narrow one	2
seams should never be	2
outside of the garment	2
the textiles of to	2
the running and back	2
and the united states	2
on the edge of	2
a bias strip of	2
is faced with a	2
practical sanitary and economic	2
the warp or the	2
the seam on the	2
the superintendent of documents	2
in for the correction	2
removal of the seed	2
piece of wood or	2
important points in the	2
should lie perfectly flat	2
finish the bottom of	2
say nothing of the	2
the band should be	2
the collar or neck	2
that it may be	2
the seam may be	2
hem over a narrow	2
free to manage the	2
the thumb and first	2
should be as near	2
of the outside and	2
always to be found	2
in the line of	2
making the purl on	2
of the united states	2
to the wrong side	2
same color as the	2
be finished with a	2
to be applied to	2
stains may be removed	2
which it was designed	2
of tucks of three	2
stretched over the lining	2
the same as the	2
through which the filling	2
the yarn of the	2
may be placed underneath	2
to carry the thread	2
the side next to	2
threads in the garment	2
an over and over	2
try on the skirt	2
of the threads in	2
make two clusters of	2
only a few of	2
takes its name from	2
should be taken not	2
so as not to	2
textile chemistry and dyeing	2
the warp and woof	2
part of the design	2
needle should never be	2
answer in writing and	2
be stitched on the	2
is held in the	2
bias facing of silk	2
should be put away	2
the seam in the	2
and comment of the	2
edge of the iron	2
two portions of the	2
is more difficult to	2
the bottom of skirts	2
sewing and garment drafting	2
at the top of	2
cloth is to be	2
just inside the basting	2
the correction and comment	2
rib and basket weaves	2
center of the seam	2
this is called the	2
as the most beautiful	2
hem and whipped gathers	2
by hand or machine	2
with the selvage and	2
may be had in	2
in the east indies	2
be taken out of	2
on the skirt and	2
of an inch from	2
as near as possible	2
lines of the figure	2
close to the edge	2
to bear great strain	2
with two or three	2
the pattern to the	2
may be used to	2
the velveteen should be	2
this may be done	2
made in imitation of	2
either plain or twilled	2
the material to be	2
the outside cut by	2
memory the most important	2
and seams should be	2
the patch on the	2
edge or fold of	2
fullness at the top	2
well as for clothing	2
them to the school	2
lower edge of the	2
the bunch of wool	2
an inch beyond the	2
shape and size of	2
fastened in the same	2
remarkable property of absorbing	2
under two of the	2
cut to a thread	2
if the goods is	2
ribbon should be basted	2
inch from the edge	2
blunt or bent needle	2
for the correction and	2
seal chicago american school	2
stitch may be used	2
the lining is cut	2
a heavy cotton cloth	2
the line of basting	2
size of the thread	2
other fastenings should always	2
that they may be	2
with hooks and eyes	2
national household economics association	2
flax for seed and	2
the removal of the	2
is especially important in	2
made of heavy material	2
to stretch out of	2
not be taken out	2
in the making of	2
woven fabric with a	2
of an inch in	2
it is advisable to	2
which the filling thread	2
from which it is	2
and clothing part iii	2
patch on the wrong	2
cloth or blotting paper	2
the thread under the	2
each side of the	2
stitch is used for	2
seams should be stretched	2
the threads at right	2
and thread should be	2
which the thread was	2
distance from the edge	2
to the woven cloth	2
exposed to the light	2
be used for cleaning	2
the regular members of	2
work is to be	2
must be taken not	2
and should be pressed	2
of which it is	2
at an angle of	2
cotton cloth used for	2
comment of the instructor	2
home economics seal chicago	2
director american school of	2
the stitches should not	2
the use of the	2
the waist is to	2
just enough to hold	2
under side of the	2
thread should match the	2
to finish the bottom	2
described in the text	2
may have to be	2
edge of the fold	2
used for interior decoration	2
goods or department store	2
made from it is	2
the fiber may be	2
and bound or overcast	2
size of the threads	2
most beautiful of all	2
soapy water to remove	2
resists the action of	2
made of the same	2
cut in the direction	2
side of the velveteen	2
the same manner as	2
the same way or	2
is wound on the	2