Shelter And Clothing a Textbook of the Household Arts
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8. The bottom should also be sloped up to sides to give a better line and the bottom of sleeve shaped. (See dotted lines in Fig. 103. ) 9. Cut out through two thicknesses of paper, making neck desired shape and allow 1" all around for seams. In cutting the neck if it is desired lower in front, cut out the pattern on a line for the neck desired in back and lower the front portion of material after all is cut out. Do not cut the fold. Notch in several places with tiny cuts so that garment can be ...easily put together if stretched. This pattern cut gives the full front or back. In most patterns but half is given, but in placing the pattern of the kimono nightdress on the cloth for cutting out it is easier to haVe a full front than half. The shoulder is placed on a crosswise fold of the cloth for cutting.
II. A simple drawer draft (see Fig. 102).
(1) Take measurements.
a. Length of leg from waist to knee. 6. Waist measure.
c. Hip measure over fullest part of hip 6" below waistline.
d. Width desired for drawer leg at bottom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. The bottom should also be sloped up to sides to give a better line and the bottom of sleeve shaped. (See dotted lines in Fig. 103. ) 9. Cut out through two thicknesses of paper, making neck desired shape and allow 1" all around for seams. In cutting the neck if it is desired lower in front, cut out the pattern on a line for the neck desired in back and lower the front portion of material after all is cut out. Do not cut the fold. Notch in several places with tiny cuts so that garment can be ...easily put together if stretched. This pattern cut gives the full front or back. In most patterns but half is given, but in placing the pattern of the kimono nightdress on the cloth for cutting out it is easier to haVe a full front than half. The shoulder is placed on a crosswise fold of the cloth for cutting.
II. A simple drawer draft (see Fig. 102).
(1) Take measurements.
a. Length of leg from waist to knee. 6. Waist measure.
c. Hip measure over fullest part of hip 6" below waistline.
d. Width desired for drawer leg at bottom.
What to read after Shelter And Clothing a Textbook of the Household Arts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Kinne to read onlineMoreLess
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