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Educational needlecraft (1911)

Goodrum, Margaret, Macbeth, Ann · London, New York [etc] Longmans, Green, and co. · leaf 93

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ed types, leading up to 14 years of age, drawers, knickers, and all such divided garments come last, because they have been a later development of clothes in all civilizations, whether as trousers, pantaloons or pantelets. Method.— (i) Best of all, start with a pilch (baby's drawers) (Diags. 1 06,… … Diag. 106. Diag. io6A. waist band. Bands made of calico are less clumsy and do not shrink like flannel. • (2) Next take the child of six years, when the seat becomes a little less in proportion to the leg as it lengthens, i.e. three-quarters seat, approximately, to one-quarter leg (Diag. 107). As…

Needlework · Sewing -- Instruction

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