Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 217
tion sewed together to make a llounce,with embroidery, with beading and insertion, or may even be leftplain. Young girls who are wearing gathered or pleated skirts oftenprefer a slip made similar to the slip-over night dress, withoutsleeves, but this garment is not very satisfactory where smooth,… … PRINCESS SLIP. No. 1. This princess slip may be made from the same kind ofpattern as the one in the lesson. The upper part is finished with aband of insertion set in with lace; the neck and armholes are finishedwith lace beading. The band of insertion in the bottom of the skirtis stitched or…
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