Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 283
suited to the majority. Pattern-Designing and Draping 265 5. Kimono Waists.—As a more difficult problem in de-signing, the shirt-waist may be used as a foundation forthe making of kimono blouses. The general style andamount of fulness desired determine the various ways inwhich this may be done. One… … Kimono waist designed from a shirt-waist (1) Placing the Foundation Pattern.—To design the ki-mono waist the shirt-waist pattern is placed on somefirm material, either stout tissue-paper or cambric, about ayard and a quarter in length, (a) The shirt-waist front isplaced first, with the bottom of…
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