Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 359
he long strip and down the otherside. This leaves the point to be stitched. lo do thisthe under half must be turned down into its proper placeagain; then the stitching may easily be done and the placket completed. . . , {Hi) Making the ^SYa///.—After the placket is finished,before putting on the… … The tailored placket and cuff tofasten with links Butchers linen is frequently used for interlining, as it takes starch well. The directions given here are for the making of the cuff which is cut in one piece, as it is exceedingly simple. The cuffs are cut to the required length plus a seam…
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