WHOLE BACKS FOR p\IAGRAMS
7, 8,
FROCK-COATS.
9 and 10 are for one style of whole back.
7 represents the back as cut from the material. It are drafted in the same manner, and points A, F, H, L and
Diagram
is
M
the same, as on
Diagram
6.
Diagram 8 represents the material opened out face upward off on the right side from 4 inch below H to within 1
and cut
r
inch of the center and
down
Diagram 9 represents is
to the bottom.
which
(the shaded part) another piece
cut by the pattern of the back-skirt, with
1
inch added for the
The top is cut 4 inch above F and H. tack. Diagram 10 shows the piece (Diagram 9) attached to the back (Diagram 8). It is seamed to the back from the button back
T
to the tack, passing
When
the piece
under the
left
(Diagram
9)
back-skirt. is
to be stoated to the
instead of seamed, the top should be cut off on the line
Diagram
11
represents another style of whole back without
the crosscut on the fashionable-waist line. is
shaded, extends from the right side
the center, and
center of back.
back
FH.
is
The
1
extra piece, which
inch or
more beyond
fastened at the button and by a tack at the
One
side-edge
is
left free.
When marking
on the material the center-of-back is laid to overlap the fold or crease-edge *4 Hlcn from the top to the bottom, or the width may be reduced 4 inch from A to L and then the back-center laid even with the fold of the material. The material must be well shrunken on the fold at the natural waist, and stretched on the side directly opposite. T
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