is attached
to the side
and back gores of the skirt. The belts are cut single and lined, with an interlining added if it is necessary. Three buttonholes are made at each side of the front gore, two on the skirt part and one on the belt as shown in Fig. 172. The sailor blouse may be used with a boy's suit. Instructions for making trousers will be found in Chapter XXIII.
Fashion Drawing Sections
- Aprons And Flannel Petticoats
- Bias Trimmings
- Boys Suits
- Buttonholes
- Care Of The Clothes
- Childrens Clothes
- Coats Jackets
- Cutting Materials Sponging
- Darning Mending
- Efficient Equipment For Dressmaking
- Infants Clothes
- Lined Waists
- Making And Finishing UnderGarments
- Maternity Dresses
- Plackets
- Pockets
- Practical And Ornamental Stitches
- Remodeling
- Sailor Or Naval Suits
- Sewing Stitches
- Skirts
- Tailored Seams
- Unlined Dresses
- Unlined Waists
- Use Of Butterick Patterns
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