in po- sition. All heavy laces look well applied in this way, the variety chosen in the present instance DRESSMAKING AT HOME.* being Kursheedt’s Standard Lace and embroidery are still Spanish lace, which is very fash- among the most fashionable of ionable in black, white and colors. extraneous… … Figure No. 4. — Satin Ribbon and Lace Collar. garniture is slipped over the sleeve, with the narrower puff at the wrist; and the edges are slip -stitched to position, each of the clus- (For Descriptions of Figures Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, see “ Stylish Lingerie." on Pages 102 and 103.) tered rows of…
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