Allington, Sara May · Boston, D. Estes & company · leaf 85
rnto cut from the goods. With a little practice you will get soyou can cut any waist you see. If the dress is being made ofthin wash goods, of course it will not have a lining, unless yourpatron wishes one. Some people wish their summer gowns madeon a lining. For this purpose we use a thin lining… … PRACTICAL SEWING AND DRESSMAKING 83 the goods. Stitch up the seams and place on the bust form toarrange fullness as it should be when finished. These waistsmust be made with a kind of fullness that can be stitched in,such as shirring, tucking, etc. Our waist is ready for a second fitting, but we…
Sewing · Dressmaking
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