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Title: The international encyclopedia of scientific tailor principles, for all kinds and styles of garment-making ... Also designing ... embroidery, crocheting, knitting, worsted work, fancy and artistic needle work ..
Year: 1885 (1880s)
Authors: Christner, D. C
Subjects: Dressmaking Tailoring Fancy work
Publisher: Philadelphia (S.M. Larzelere, printer)
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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l spring into conception and existence, from the beauti-fully instructive cascade; as studied perchance, on the banks of the lonely mountainstream—when out on your summers vacation. Designing the arrangement of the bridal vail and orange blossoms, is one thing;the placing of the emblems and tokens of sorrow, is quite another. Study the fashionjournal of man, but that of nature more. Cultivate true taste, and correct conceptions,and appropriateness, by communion with her teachings; in forest, field, and garden.Strive to rise above a mere slavery of form, in fashion ; and be observing and reflec-tive; compare and think ; be studious, industrious, patient, and hopeful, with anambition to excel that you may de good—by refining, educating, and ennoblinghumanity through your profession; and, success will crown your efforts. UTILITY AND DECORATIVE ART. 123 The International Method of Foreign and American ScientificTailor-Principles, for all Kinds and Styles of Cape and Circular-Drafting,
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ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF CONSTRUCTION. 124 ^^^ ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARMENT-MAKING, CAPES. ELEMENTARY PARTS OF THE DRAFT.PLATE XIV.-FIGURES XXIII AND XXIY. INSTRUCTIONS. I. Either trace accurate patterns of the upper parts of the front and the back,from the original waist-draft, of the particular form for which the cape is intended,basing their lower edges on a line, parallel with, and equidistant from the construc-tion hues A and C; or use the entire outlines, or complete front and back; either, orboth of which methods are illustrated in the cut; by Figure XXXIII, or the patternor linings of the front, as indicated and included within lines A, B, C, D, E, F, andG; and also Figure XXXIV, or the pattern, or linings of the back; as indicated andincluded within lines H, I, J, K, L, and M. INSTRUCTIONS. PLATE XIV.-FIGURES XXXV, XXXVI AND XXXVII. 1. Place Figure XXXIII upon the goods, opposite the selvage, sufficiently farfrom the right-hand edge, or bottom of the goods, to allow for the requ

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