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Dressmaking (1917)

Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 303

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nt lines. In shaping the waist line forthe enlarged gore it must rise gradually from the newfront line, going above the original front line, until it joinsthe old waist line at the back edge of the original gore.In this way height or length enough is given to arrange Pattern-Designing and Draping… … Circular skirt with centre-back and side seams (i) By using the skirt draft in Chapter V, which maybe adapted to various depths or lengths or widths. Thismethod needs no further explanation here. (2) By combining the separate gores of the six-gore skirt,which may be so arranged as to give any…

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