Garments for Girls
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As shown in Fig. 31 II, the third and fourth sleeve must be pieced from parts cut away at the square neck.
90 GARMENTS FOR GIRLS 3. Third Method (See Fig. 32).
AB Fold the material AB lengthwise. Keep the selvage edges on the right.
ABCD Mark the upper left-hand corner A, the lower left-hand corner B, the upper right-hand corner C, and the lower right- hand corner D.
LO Locate the underarm seam LO.
F Locate the middle point of DL and mark it F.
OLF From measure 3y 2 " on the edge OL. Connect an...d F by a lead pencil line. Cut away the corner LOF. This is the gore.
To sew on this gore, place the larger part of the gore OL so that D will meet L on the DH line.
Be sure that the selvage edge L of the gore is next to the selvage edge D. In many French chemises and nightgowns, one finds that the back gores are often con- siderably longer and wider than the front gores.
The best line and the neatest work are ob- tained by sewing the selvage edges of the gores to the selvage edges of the garment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As shown in Fig. 31 II, the third and fourth sleeve must be pieced from parts cut away at the square neck.
90 GARMENTS FOR GIRLS 3. Third Method (See Fig. 32).
AB Fold the material AB lengthwise. Keep the selvage edges on the right.
ABCD Mark the upper left-hand corner A, the lower left-hand corner B, the upper right-hand corner C, and the lower right- hand corner D.
LO Locate the underarm seam LO.
F Locate the middle point of DL and mark it F.
OLF From measure 3y 2 " on the edge OL. Connect an...d F by a lead pencil line. Cut away the corner LOF. This is the gore.
To sew on this gore, place the larger part of the gore OL so that D will meet L on the DH line.
Be sure that the selvage edge L of the gore is next to the selvage edge D. In many French chemises and nightgowns, one finds that the back gores are often con- siderably longer and wider than the front gores.
The best line and the neatest work are ob- tained by sewing the selvage edges of the gores to the selvage edges of the garment.
What to read after Garments for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celestine Leontine Schmit to read onlineMoreLess
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