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Clothing for women : selection, design, construction : a practical manual for school and home (1916)

Baldt, Laura Irene · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 294

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260 CONSTRUCTION OF CLOTHING (This finish is not attractive in any but the sheerest fabrics.) {Fig. 157.) (3) Entre-deux or Embroidered Insertion and Lace. — Set the entre-deux or insertion into the neck of the garment in any ap¬ proved way. The upper edge of these may be treated in one of two ways… … Fig. 157. — Embroidered edging, gathered, and beading used as decoration and finish for gathered edge of garment. a seam of one-eighth inch of material and overhand lace to this raw edge (Fig. 158). To Join Lace. — When joining fine laces, for the neck of corset covers, night-dresses, lingerie…

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