Syllabus of Domestic Science And Domestic Art for the High Schools of Illinois

Illinois University Dept of Household Science

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234. The Future De- mand for American Cot- ton.
No. 308. Consumption of Cotton in Cotton States.
No. 313. U. S. Dep't of Agri. And Silk Culture. No. 314. Growing of Long- Staple Upland Cotton. Cosmopolitan, July 1904. Cot- ton.
Corticelli Silk Mills. Silk, Its Origin, Culture and Manu- facture. Harper's Weekly, Mar. 5, 1910.
Deceiving the Shopper. Outlook, vol. 69, p. 59. Cotton. Scribner, vol. 90. Manufacture of Clothing.
Batchelder. Principles of De- sign.
Gingles. Garment Drafting and Simple... Kule Method.
Ward. Color, Harmony and Contrast.
Craftsman.
Delineator.
Good Housekeeping.
Harper's Bazaar.
56 RECITATION LABORATORY Cutting.
Economy.
Matching pattern in cloth. Arrangement of pattern with weave.
Making.
Characteristics of good work- manship in the making of garments or articles.
Household fabrics and articles. Suitability of textile, color weave and finish to pur- pose.
Cut out garments.
Keep materials and hands clean while sewing.
Baste, fit, stich and finish un- dergarments as drawers, un~ derwaist and skirt or gown.

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