Rhoe, Mary Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, London, G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 86
up,baste and stitch through from right side ofcoat, leaving long ends of thread. Afterstitching pull threads through to wrong sideand tie. Place the other pocket piece on theseam already turned up on wrong side, fellfirmly to seam, baste pocket together, stitch,and press. Another pocket is used in… … TAILORED POCKET NO, I as a half-moon and higher at the front ofpocket than the back. Draw line with chalk whatever style thepocket is to be. Cut a piece of bias aboutfour and one-half inches wide. If pocket iscurved cut bias piece five and one-half inches 68 The Dress You Wear wide and long enough…
Dressmaking · Sewing
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