The Dress And Cloak Cutter
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This for a medium size of 36 breast, would be i*f yard from B to P.
Some ladies even prefer a skirt so scant as onlj- to measure 2^ j-ards in the whole circumference, which indeed is rather small.
It is, of course, self evident that stout ladies would in the same ratio need a size of 3 j-ards or over, as the size of the person is large, or the desire is for a room3- garment.
34 Having placed point P, \vc put a long straight edge on to P and la}' it in the direction of F- While so placed lay the... square along upper part of long edge, and move the two together till you form a square line from P by F to R on waist point of front. Then draw along its upper edge from R to F and also to P.
Now measure from F to R, and place the same distance from P to S, and draw a line from S to R, which is for the back breadth.
Divide the distance S B into 3 parts for the 3 breadths. Break oft' at front too at C 1^ inch and form the curve.
Divide the distance from R to E also in 3 parts and mark them. Then take out the quantity of darts, whatever they may be, between 5, 6, 7, 9, and at 10.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This for a medium size of 36 breast, would be i*f yard from B to P.
Some ladies even prefer a skirt so scant as onlj- to measure 2^ j-ards in the whole circumference, which indeed is rather small.
It is, of course, self evident that stout ladies would in the same ratio need a size of 3 j-ards or over, as the size of the person is large, or the desire is for a room3- garment.
34 Having placed point P, \vc put a long straight edge on to P and la}' it in the direction of F- While so placed lay the... square along upper part of long edge, and move the two together till you form a square line from P by F to R on waist point of front. Then draw along its upper edge from R to F and also to P.
Now measure from F to R, and place the same distance from P to S, and draw a line from S to R, which is for the back breadth.
Divide the distance S B into 3 parts for the 3 breadths. Break oft' at front too at C 1^ inch and form the curve.
Divide the distance from R to E also in 3 parts and mark them. Then take out the quantity of darts, whatever they may be, between 5, 6, 7, 9, and at 10.
What to read after The Dress And Cloak Cutter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hecklinger, Charles. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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