Elements of Garment Cutting
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69 Diagram 62 represents diagram 61 with the side-seam of sidebody and back of sye formed.
Diagram 62.
A is the length of side-seam of back with about one-quarter of an incli added, and is the point to which bottom of sidebody must come.
The side-seam of sidebody should be drafted longer than the side-seam of back, because in making up it is shortened while the back is lengthened.
The amount of spring over the hip should vary for different lengths of waist and for different forms, from one-quar...ter of an inch to one inch over the guiding line made along side-seam of back.
For a well-proportioned man whose waist is extended three inches below the hollow of back, the side-seam of sidebody should laj) the back three-quar- ters of an inch at A, the hip point ; while for a stooping man whose back from 70 blade to hip has but little cui-ve, it should not lap more than one-quarter of au inch.
Forepart.
The length of neck and shape of gorge are, of course, governed to a gi-eat extent by fashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
69 Diagram 62 represents diagram 61 with the side-seam of sidebody and back of sye formed.
Diagram 62.
A is the length of side-seam of back with about one-quarter of an incli added, and is the point to which bottom of sidebody must come.
The side-seam of sidebody should be drafted longer than the side-seam of back, because in making up it is shortened while the back is lengthened.
The amount of spring over the hip should vary for different lengths of waist and for different forms, from one-quar...ter of an inch to one inch over the guiding line made along side-seam of back.
For a well-proportioned man whose waist is extended three inches below the hollow of back, the side-seam of sidebody should laj) the back three-quar- ters of an inch at A, the hip point ; while for a stooping man whose back from 70 blade to hip has but little cui-ve, it should not lap more than one-quarter of au inch.
Forepart.
The length of neck and shape of gorge are, of course, governed to a gi-eat extent by fashion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison, J. O. (James Otis), B. 1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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