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Practical sewing and dressmaking (1913)

Allington, Sara May · Boston, D. Estes & company · leaf 93

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he under piece on line U-G of the upperpiece and trace the under piece. This makes a sleeve which fitsexactly like the coat or lining sleeve, but it has no seam at theback from the elbow up. It is used for the lining of fancy sleevesand often for the outside. Where one wishes to put tucks aroundthe… … LESSON XVIII THE FLOWING SLEEVE The flowing sleeve is made from the coat or lining sleeve asthe one-piece sleeve was. Trace off on another piece of paperthe upper sleeve. Lay line T-F of the under on line U-G of thexipper and trace off the under piece of the sleeve. i. Measure up from point B of…

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