Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago. American school of home economics · leaf 145
he face of the goods; this makes a pleat belowthe vent. There should be a double line of stitchingacross the bottom of the hem to strengthen the placket. The tape faced placket is stronger and may be usedin childrens drawers, etc., in place of a gusset tostrengthen the end of the opening. A single… … FACED PLACKET A—Wrong side, opened, showing tape ; B—Right side showing on-setpiece; aa and bb the same ends of the tape; 1-2 method of foldiug andcutting end of on-set piece. PLACKETS 137 In a third kind of placket, the opening is faced with Faceda continuous piece of tape on both sides and…
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