Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 419
finish in a straight or slanting lineacross the end of the placket. The use of stitching simplifiesthe finishing of any placket and is generally permissible,although the seams of the skirt are not similarly decorated. (3) Plackets for Semi-Tailored and Fancy Skirts Made byHand or by Machine.—For… … Tailored placket, showing (A) facingson right and left sides, (B) peets at-tached to line of stitching, (C) hooksspread and attached to line of stitch-ing 402 Dressmaking In many skirts the style is such and the placket soplaced that no facing or reinforcement is necessary; whilein others as firm a…
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