Streiff's Ideal System of Garment Cutting
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8 from 7 is the same distance as from K to 6.
Draw a line down from 8 guiding by point 6 which establishes point 9 on the line squared forward from C.
1 from 8 is the same distance as betwen B and J.
Draw a line from 6 thru 1 to bottom.
I 1 from 8 is J/4 inch for each inch that the seat is more than the breast. (J/4 inch for this diagram.) Draw a line from 6 thru I 1 and square by same to 9.
Shape at 6.
Square forward from 9 guiding by line 8-9.
1 2 from 9 is 1/3 short shoulder. Square forward ...from 1 2. Shape at I 2.
13 from Y is 2/3 of sleeve under arm less 1 inch (2/3 of 1 7 inches) and is center of pocket. Draw the pocket opening thru I 3 to run parallel with the bot- tom of forepart and make 7 inches in length.
Cut out the back and place point A at point 2 with the line A-D on the line squared back from 2 by point 3. Mark around same and shape the shoulder as represented.
Shape the neckgorge and armseye as represented.
Establish the buttonholes.
Mis established at the hollow part of neckgorge on the forepart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 from 7 is the same distance as from K to 6.
Draw a line down from 8 guiding by point 6 which establishes point 9 on the line squared forward from C.
1 from 8 is the same distance as betwen B and J.
Draw a line from 6 thru 1 to bottom.
I 1 from 8 is J/4 inch for each inch that the seat is more than the breast. (J/4 inch for this diagram.) Draw a line from 6 thru I 1 and square by same to 9.
Shape at 6.
Square forward from 9 guiding by line 8-9.
1 2 from 9 is 1/3 short shoulder. Square forward ...from 1 2. Shape at I 2.
13 from Y is 2/3 of sleeve under arm less 1 inch (2/3 of 1 7 inches) and is center of pocket. Draw the pocket opening thru I 3 to run parallel with the bot- tom of forepart and make 7 inches in length.
Cut out the back and place point A at point 2 with the line A-D on the line squared back from 2 by point 3. Mark around same and shape the shoulder as represented.
Shape the neckgorge and armseye as represented.
Establish the buttonholes.
Mis established at the hollow part of neckgorge on the forepart.
What to read after Streiff's Ideal System of Garment Cutting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Streiff, Eugene Lawrence, 1866- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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