Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 429
erfectly free and can be brought up overthe raw edge of the skirt turning, to cover it. Before the folded edge of the skirt is stitched or finishedin any way it should be carefully inspected to see that itis absolutely straight. The skirt is then ready for stitch-ing and for the sewing in of the… … Tailored placket, showing (^4) edge of skirt turned and stitched; (B) end of placket free for finishing at the top 41 > Dressmaking required distance from the edge. If a facing is not usedgreat care must be taken not to stretch the edge of theskirt. The stitching, like the basting, includes the…
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