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The dress you wear and how to make it (1918)

Rhoe, Mary Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, London, G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 87

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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… … TAILORED POCKET NO. 2 lay bias piece over it and slap with the hand,this will cause the chalk mark to come offon the bias piece enough so you can see thecurve. Place again on line for pocket on coat, The Dress You Wear 69 and baste the length the pocket is to be;draw a chalk line crosswise at both…

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