Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 305
t method of designing a circular skirt or tunic, this makesthe curve at the top edge much more circular but does notchange its size, while the lower edge is more circular andhas more width. 10. Triple Skirts.—Triple skirts may be designed fromthe plain skirt. Triple skirts are of several kinds and… … g88 Dressmaking fulness held in as desired al the side and back. These threeflounces may be attached t<> each oilier, in which case nofoundation is necessary, This is a satisfactory style forsoft wash materials. The fitted top flounce may serve as.1 yoke and the lower rather straight flounces…
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