Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 197
rcaline or similar materials are very desirable, while crepecloth, nainsook, long cloth and similar materials are used for sum-mer skirts. The skirt shown in this lesson is designed for every day wearand for this reason is made of repplette, which is easily laundered;it is made without a rulTle, a… … SCALLOPED PETTICOAT. No. L This petticoat is made of heavy repplette cloth, the sameas the one shown in the lesson, except that the bottom is finished withscallops instead of the plain hem. These scallops may be drawndirectly on the skirt, in the following manner: Fold the skirt inhalves…
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