Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 413
he lining isto be attached to a skirt the placing of the placket dependsupon the opening of the skirt; if the lining is to be free,and to be worn with one or many skirts, its placing maybe governed entirely by the convenience of the wearer.When possible the placket is made in a seam. It is about12… … Foundation skirt with finished placketand standing belt 3 9G Dressmaking side, its raw edge is turned in, and it is stitched flat to theskirt. The stitching may also be done along the outer edgeof the placket Imt should not extend across the lower end.If the seam is bias a straight facing may be…
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