The Practical Designer
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Measure the bust from T to L . U to \' is 3 inches for seams and cross a line down from \' to 2 .\ is the waist line; X to \ is '4 of an inch and draw a line from \' to '\' and Z.
To begin measuring the opening and full length, measure from A to L and place the same to R and O down to \'. R to \" is 15 inches opening and from R to 2 is the full length in front which is 26 inches and 1 inch more allowed for workmanship is 2 7 inches and cross a line from 2 to 14. 14 is 1 inch from 13 the same as... 15 to 13.
Make the dart as usual. Divide the chest and draw a line from 3 to 25; 4 to 5 is 1 inch; 4 to 6 is 2 inches and curve the dart from 19, 1 inch up, down to 5 and 20. Again from 19, 6 to 21 cross a parallel line from 20 to 21 and shape 21 to 14. Curve the shoulder and armholes as shown. The shoulders shall be ' j inch less in width and shape the side and back, as shown on the diagram.
The place for the pocket is from E to 16. 1 inch on the long waist line; 16 to 17 shall be 4 inches for the size of the pocket for size 36.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Measure the bust from T to L . U to \' is 3 inches for seams and cross a line down from \' to 2 .\ is the waist line; X to \ is '4 of an inch and draw a line from \' to '\' and Z.
To begin measuring the opening and full length, measure from A to L and place the same to R and O down to \'. R to \" is 15 inches opening and from R to 2 is the full length in front which is 26 inches and 1 inch more allowed for workmanship is 2 7 inches and cross a line from 2 to 14. 14 is 1 inch from 13 the same as... 15 to 13.
Make the dart as usual. Divide the chest and draw a line from 3 to 25; 4 to 5 is 1 inch; 4 to 6 is 2 inches and curve the dart from 19, 1 inch up, down to 5 and 20. Again from 19, 6 to 21 cross a parallel line from 20 to 21 and shape 21 to 14. Curve the shoulder and armholes as shown. The shoulders shall be ' j inch less in width and shape the side and back, as shown on the diagram.
The place for the pocket is from E to 16. 1 inch on the long waist line; 16 to 17 shall be 4 inches for the size of the pocket for size 36.
What to read after The Practical Designer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosenfeld, Isidor, 1881- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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