Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago. American school of home economics · leaf 199
ith ^fnothing at the shoulders and widening at the waistline. This is done before the pattern is cut and willallow for especially full bust. The fold should be ona thread of the goods. i86 TEXTILES AND CLOTHING LINED WAISTS The plain, closely fitted, lined waist, with the curvedback and side forms… … TYPICAL BODICE PATTERNS (a) Front. (5) Under Arm Piece, (c) Side of Back, (d) Back, (e) Collar,(/) Outside iSleeve. Cr) Inside Sleeve. go as straight around the waist as possible. Thismakes the warp threads perpendicular and will givealmost a perfect bias on the current seams in the back.Do not cut…
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