The "keystone" System. a Text-Book On Cutting And Designing Ladies' Garments
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The upper sleeve having been drafted as just explained, go in from the circle mark which was drawn down from J the distance that N is from the circle which establishes Y and locates the top of the inside seam of the under sleeve, and then shape from Y to P at elbow.
From E to X is ^8 of scye-size.
Then draw the under sleeve from Y to within K\_ inch of straight line, and through the middle between H and K to X.
Starting from X, curve the seam, touching U and following down to S.
In applying the... wrist measure start from tlie front B, and if too large take off at S, or add if too small.
To regulate the elbow size, start from U and go to P, add or take off at P. If THE "KEYSTONE" SYSTEM FOR LADIES' GARMENTS.
29 2 V / N \ S \ \ \ / / ^^ c B R 10 c B DIAGRAM 13.
DIAGRAM 12.
30 THE " KEYSTONE" SYSTEM FOR LADIES' GARMENTS.
the size is to be small across the arm from A to V, reduce it at V or enlarge it there when needed.
The sleeve as drafted in this manner is intended to, and will fit the arm-hole as drawn to the original lines, as illustrated on diagram 3 to points Y and E L, but when even for this arm-hole a high sleeve-head is wanted, then a rise of i inch is added above Z to 2, and the curve increased and drawn from 3 through 2 to E, as illustrated on diagram 13.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The upper sleeve having been drafted as just explained, go in from the circle mark which was drawn down from J the distance that N is from the circle which establishes Y and locates the top of the inside seam of the under sleeve, and then shape from Y to P at elbow.
From E to X is ^8 of scye-size.
Then draw the under sleeve from Y to within K\_ inch of straight line, and through the middle between H and K to X.
Starting from X, curve the seam, touching U and following down to S.
In applying the... wrist measure start from tlie front B, and if too large take off at S, or add if too small.
To regulate the elbow size, start from U and go to P, add or take off at P. If THE "KEYSTONE" SYSTEM FOR LADIES' GARMENTS.
29 2 V / N \ S \ \ \ / / ^^ c B R 10 c B DIAGRAM 13.
DIAGRAM 12.
30 THE " KEYSTONE" SYSTEM FOR LADIES' GARMENTS.
the size is to be small across the arm from A to V, reduce it at V or enlarge it there when needed.
The sleeve as drafted in this manner is intended to, and will fit the arm-hole as drawn to the original lines, as illustrated on diagram 3 to points Y and E L, but when even for this arm-hole a high sleeve-head is wanted, then a rise of i inch is added above Z to 2, and the curve increased and drawn from 3 through 2 to E, as illustrated on diagram 13.
What to read after The "keystone" System. a Text-Book On Cutting And Designing Ladies' Garments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hecklinger, Charles. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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