Efficiency, Simplicity, Economy in Cutting And Making Ladies' Garments
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A to D is one-sixth of neck measure, 2 inches for this draft. Square down from C, B and D. A to E is one-sixth neck measure. E to F is the waist length from neck to waist, measure No. 8. F to G is underarm measure No. 15. F to H is iy2 inches. Draw line from H to E. Square out from F, G and E. This locates I, J, K and 1.
I to L is the width of back and is normally one-half of neck measure plus 1 inch for blouse waist. L to M is armscye width, ALWAYS one-third neck measure plus 1 inch. N is one-...half dis- tance from L to M. Square down from M and N. This will locate O and P.
14 To Apply First Over-Measure No. 9 Measure from A to D, width of back at neck; place this amount at O and measure up at line G the required measure and mark Q, plus % inch for ease. For an erect form this measure will be on line A-B, for an overerect form above line A-B, and for a stooped form below line A-B, sometimes as much as two or more inches.
However, place Q at required measure, as indicated by dotted line in construction draft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A to D is one-sixth of neck measure, 2 inches for this draft. Square down from C, B and D. A to E is one-sixth neck measure. E to F is the waist length from neck to waist, measure No. 8. F to G is underarm measure No. 15. F to H is iy2 inches. Draw line from H to E. Square out from F, G and E. This locates I, J, K and 1.
I to L is the width of back and is normally one-half of neck measure plus 1 inch for blouse waist. L to M is armscye width, ALWAYS one-third neck measure plus 1 inch. N is one-...half dis- tance from L to M. Square down from M and N. This will locate O and P.
14 To Apply First Over-Measure No. 9 Measure from A to D, width of back at neck; place this amount at O and measure up at line G the required measure and mark Q, plus % inch for ease. For an erect form this measure will be on line A-B, for an overerect form above line A-B, and for a stooped form below line A-B, sometimes as much as two or more inches.
However, place Q at required measure, as indicated by dotted line in construction draft.
What to read after Efficiency, Simplicity, Economy in Cutting And Making Ladies' Garments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gurney, Edmund. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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