Efficiency, Simplicity, Economy in Cutting And Making Ladies' Garments
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A to D is one-sixth of neck measure, 2 inches for this draft. Square down from C, B and D. A to E is one-sixth neck measure. E to F is the waist length from neck to waist, measure No. 8. F to G is underarm measure No. 15. F to H is iy2 inches. Draw line from H to E. Square out from F, G and E. This locates I, J, K and 1. I to L is the width of back and is normally one-half of neck measure plus 1 inch for blouse waist. L to M is armscye width, ALWAYS one-third neck measure plus 1 inch. N is one-...half dis- tance from L to M. Square down from M and N. This will locate O and P. 14 To Apply First Over-Measure No. 9 Measure from A to D, width of back at neck; place this amount at O and measure up at line G the required measure and mark Q, plus % inch for ease. For an erect form this measure will be on line A-B, for an overerect form above line A-B, and for a stooped form below line A-B, sometimes as much as two or more inches. However, place Q at required measure, as indicated by dotted line in construction draft.
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