The Science of Skirt Drafting
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# Sheath Fitting Skirt With Flares # The foregoing Diagram, No. 14, shows a Seven Gore Sheath Fitting and Flaring Skirt for the following measures: Length in front, 40 inches. Length of back, 42 inches.
Size around waist, 23 inches. Size around hips, 41 J inches.
The dotted lines in this Diagram indicate an ordinary skirt, and the full lines show a slight sheath fitting and flaring effect. The figures at top and bottom of each gore show their respective width and length. The short dotted li...ne extending down from waist line to the right of figure 2, shows point where close fitting back is drafted from, while the amount beyond that line, provides for pleats or other fullness.
NOTE — Whenever sheath fitting and fiaring effect ^.s desired, bacli line of front, both sides of side gores and front Une of back section should be -lightly curved in and p'aced as shown in Diagram No. 14.
Diagram No. 15.
34 The Science of Skirt Drafting.
These flounces have always been considered very difficult to GRADUATED cut and are, unless a person has been let into the secret, so FLOUNCES to speak, then any width or style may be drafted with perfect ease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14.
# Sheath Fitting Skirt With Flares # The foregoing Diagram, No. 14, shows a Seven Gore Sheath Fitting and Flaring Skirt for the following measures: Length in front, 40 inches. Length of back, 42 inches.
Size around waist, 23 inches. Size around hips, 41 J inches.
The dotted lines in this Diagram indicate an ordinary skirt, and the full lines show a slight sheath fitting and flaring effect. The figures at top and bottom of each gore show their respective width and length. The short dotted li...ne extending down from waist line to the right of figure 2, shows point where close fitting back is drafted from, while the amount beyond that line, provides for pleats or other fullness.
NOTE — Whenever sheath fitting and fiaring effect ^.s desired, bacli line of front, both sides of side gores and front Une of back section should be -lightly curved in and p'aced as shown in Diagram No. 14.
Diagram No. 15.
34 The Science of Skirt Drafting.
These flounces have always been considered very difficult to GRADUATED cut and are, unless a person has been let into the secret, so FLOUNCES to speak, then any width or style may be drafted with perfect ease.
What to read after The Science of Skirt Drafting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, W. R to read onlineMoreLess
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