Industrial drawing for girls : design principles applied to dress
A 1912 classroom manual by Edith Cary Hammond, published in New York by Redfield Brothers, teaching design principles to American girls through the drawing of dress. Its plates are outline drawings of dress forms, skirts, sleeves and hats, with dashed seam and construction lines and no faces, useful as clean garment silhouettes, diagrammatic pattern marks and simple line templates.
