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Cut the larger gores first and invert the second gores, and cut from the same width.
Facings. — Canvas or haircloth, 2 yds., cut 6 to 8 ins. wide.
Velveteen % yd., cut 2)4. ins. wide, straight or bias.
Braid, 4 or 5 yds.
The canvas or haircloth is stitched to lining and placed between lining and dress goods. When light-weight dress goods are used, the canvas or haircloth is placed on the inside of skirt and covered with a facing of the dress goods, silk or farmer's satin. Lap the edges of the h...aircloth and cover with strips of lining stitched on both edges.
To Cut Material for Skirt.— After the lining is cut, place each breadth with the straight side on the lengthwise of the material and cut the same size. The front breadth is cut double with the fold of the goods in the center of the front. If there is any nap to the goods, be sure to have it run down. With figures or an up and down stripe, have the figures run up toward the top of the skirt. If velvet is used, the nap must run up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cut the larger gores first and invert the second gores, and cut from the same width.
Facings. — Canvas or haircloth, 2 yds., cut 6 to 8 ins. wide.
Velveteen % yd., cut 2)4. ins. wide, straight or bias.
Braid, 4 or 5 yds.
The canvas or haircloth is stitched to lining and placed between lining and dress goods. When light-weight dress goods are used, the canvas or haircloth is placed on the inside of skirt and covered with a facing of the dress goods, silk or farmer's satin. Lap the edges of the h...aircloth and cover with strips of lining stitched on both edges.
To Cut Material for Skirt.— After the lining is cut, place each breadth with the straight side on the lengthwise of the material and cut the same size. The front breadth is cut double with the fold of the goods in the center of the front. If there is any nap to the goods, be sure to have it run down. With figures or an up and down stripe, have the figures run up toward the top of the skirt. If velvet is used, the nap must run up.
What to read after Dressmaking Course;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. School of Domestic Arts. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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