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Sewing for girls' club work (1919)

Powell, Ola, 1889- · Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture · leaf 18

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tterns give a table stating the amoim.t of material of different widths necessary for the garment. If the amoimt is not stated it must be estimated, taking into consideration both the measurements of the patterns and of the person who is to wear the garment. SERVICEABLE DRESSES FOR DIFFERENT KINDS… … cause it is a uniform dress, if well made, that will Fi ;. 12. — .-^iimmor iiuifonn dross. always bo good style, neat in appearance, ami easily laundered. Near the coast in some sec- tions, where coIopcmI materials (piickly fade, white uniforms may be

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