Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 362
ached to the sleeve witha finish which corresponds with the seams of the waist.They are usually close-fitting and require an opening whichmay be placed in the seam. (d) A sleeve may have a turn-back cuff. If the sleeve islong it is usually large enough to allow the hand to passthrough to avoid an… … A finish for a sleevewhich has no open-ing at the wrist Waists 345 is used it may be joined in two ways, according to the ma-terial. The seam may come between the sleeve and thecuff on the right side of the sleeve and be finished byovercasting. It is concealed by the turn-back cuff. Thecuff,…
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