Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 338
he tucks are to be made only long enough to form ayoke, more definite indications are required. The shapeof the yoke and its depth should be traced on the pattern.The material is then folded, end to end, as for cutting theslash, the pattern is laid on, and a mark is made throughthe two thicknesses… … Making the two frontsof a waist (with thebox plait and hem)in one length of ma-terial Waists 321 tern in order that they may form, when finished, a goodline for the bottom of the yoke. (it) To Tuck the Front of a Waist Which Has a Centre-Back Opening.—If one length of material is not…
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