A text-book of needlework, knitting and cutting out : with methods of teaching (1893)
Rosevear, Elizabeth · London : Macmillan · leaf 412
wrong side by a strip of Sarcenet orGalloon. The Smocking,—{a) Smock the neck from one backhem to the other, and across the top of the sleeves 2^ or3 inches in dej^th, smock the wrists of the sleeves for 2or 3 inches in depth, and at 1 inch below the edge, andacross the sleeve just in a line with… … 41 X 27 If a very full skirt ts desired, put in twobreadths quite straight, 41 inches long and2j hiches iinde. Tlie lining is the same lengthaiid shape as the outer dress material. 27 • Fig. 171a. »D sleeve towards the armhole : this is to form the pufF on PART 398 NEEDLE IVORK the shoulder (see…
Needlework · Knitting · Cutting (Of clothes)
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