Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 347
he waist,they may be lined or unlined. (a) Unlined.—When unlined they are most frequentlyused in thin wash waists and are joined to the waist byentre-deux, or beading. The fulness in the waist must bearranged and the yoke entre-deux and waist joined bybasting according to the kind of seam finish… … Basting a lined yoke to a waist 330 Dressmaking in the waist at the front or back it is arranged in the de-sired tucks, plaits, or gathers. The two yoke pieces arecarefully hasted wrong sides together before joining to thewaist in order to have the yoke perfectly flat when finished.This basting is…
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