You see this on pairs of jeans or khakis – two parallel lines of stitching holding the pieces of cloth on the leg together.
"What distinguished the work of Provencal needle women was their vision of the decorative possibilities inherent in these lines of stitching," Ms. Berenson writes in her book.
Design characteristics of the covert coat include a single-breasted fly front, which obscures the buttons, and lines of stitching at the cuff and hem.
But Farage's is not quite the same as the standard covert, having no fly front or lines of stitching near the cuffs.
Make two parallel lines of stitching approximately 1/4 inch (6 mm) from each other on each pink strip.
Using sharp sewing scissors suitable for fabric, cut the sweater in the tiny gap between the two lines of stitching, straight up (or down) the centre.
Use the button hole loop to sew the sides and the top and bottom, then cut a slit in between the lines of stitching.
Except for a vertical line of stitches down the belly, the wounds remain inward, invisible, though they can rob younger women of their fertility.
His right leg was bandaged and propped up; the hem of his nightgown met a deep-blue line of stitches on his thigh, where a skin graft had been taken to heal the wound on his calf.
Nor any explanation as to why the Japanese, who pay in crisp fresh cash, can spot a millimetric deviation in a line of stitches, and have always had local taste in craftsmanship, should consume the naffest Cartier in Hawaii's duty-free gallerias.
