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UTILITY

AND DECORATIVE

ART.

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Locate point 13 at the point of intersection of lines N and O. Locate point 14 at the point of intersection of hnes and O. Extend line H, from point 8 toward the opposite edge of the goods, to the 22. distance of }i of the desired skirt-width from point 8; at which point, locate point 15. Draw line P, at right angles with line N, from point 8 toward the bottom, 23. of the desired skirt-depth from point 8; at which point locate to the distance of 20.

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point 16; as illustrated in the cut. Place Figure XV, or the lining of the side-back upon the goods, opposite 24. line P, in such a position that the arc of the arm's-eye circumference will be toward the front, line L exactly upon line H, and lines P and (if line were extended toward the bottom) intersecting at point 16; as illustrated in the cut: then baste or securely in that position, upon the goods. fasten Figure Extend line P, from point 16 toward point 9, to the distance of the desired 25. skirt-depth from point 11 at which point, locate point 1 7 as illustrated in the cut. 26. Indicate the extension of pointed line I from point 9 toward the opposite edge, to the distance of yi of the desired skirt-depth from point 9; at which point locate point 18; as illustrated in the cut. Draw line from point 13 toward point 18, to the distance of the desired 27. skirt-depth from point 12; at which point, locate point 19: as illustrated in the cut. Draw line from point 17 to point 19; which process, completes Figure 28. XVI, or the side-back of the Promenade-Princess. Letter the construction line on Figure XVII, or the lining of the back, S; 29. the line near the edge joining the side-back, below line S, T; the line near the oppoand the line representing the edge at the bottom, site edge, below line S, as illustrated in the cut. Locate point 20 at the point of intersection of lines S and T. 30. Locate point 21 at the point of intersection of line with the waist-line of 31.

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Figure XVII. Locate point 22 at the point of intersection of lines U and V. 32. Locate point 23 at the point of intersection of lines T and V. 33. Extend line H, from point 15 to the opposite edge, or fold of the goods; 34. as illustrated in the cut.

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Draw line at right angles with line H, from point 15 toward the bottom, 35. to the distance of yi of the desired skirt-depth from point 15; at which point, locate point 24; as illustrated in the cut. 36. Place Figure XVII, or the lining of the back, upon the goods, opposite line in such a position, that the arc of the arm's-eye circumference will be toward the and front, line S exactly upon line H, and lines (if line were extended toward the bottom) intersecting at point 24; as illustrated in the cut: then baste or fasten Figure XVII securely in that position, upon the goods. Extend line from point 24 toward point 18, to the distance of the skirt37. depth from point 20; at which point, locate point 25: as illustrated in the cut. Indicate the extension of pointed line I, from point 18 toward the opposite 38. edge, to the distance of one-twelfth of the desired skirt-width from point 18; at which point, locate point 26; as illustrated in the cut.

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from point 22 toward point 26, to the distance of the desired Draw line 39. skirt-depth from point 21; at which point, locate point 27; as illustrated in the cut. Draw line Y, from point 25 to point 27; which process, completes Figure 40. XVIII, or the entire "back" of the " Promenade- Princess." Q. E. D.

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N. B. I. The above diagrams show both the compound and direct method, jointly illustrated; and can be easily eliminated and drafted either way, by a little thought and care, according to the principles of the above instructions. 2. Wrappers, morning wrappers, new markets, ulsters, demi-ulsters, water-proofs, etc. are all drafted and cut by the same principles as given above ; only varying from the circumference measures of the " close fit," to the desired degree in "ease of fit," and to the demands of style, or the texture and weight of the material chosen. ,


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