"STANDARD" WORK ON CUTTING.
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main point of the outside to which such point of the facing is attached is thereby located where the facing brings it, besides having tlie outside disfigured by the crease, fold or wrinkle into which the outside consequently doubles up.
The facing
slionJd le tiglit nowhere, neither in length
the outside as the inside of the eggshell
fits
the outside
;
nor width, but should
fit
wherever possible the fac
is the outside— V for V, shrinking for shrinking, stretching and where the facing cannot be stretched as is the outside, a V or the front edge is more or less fullness should be used to pi'oduce the same effect shrunk in always, yet how few shrink in the facing to fit it the consequence is that given over the tlie outside is all of a blister, and the room intended to have been
ing should be treated as for stretching
;
;
;
round of the chest shape required
common
is
is
destroyed and the coat tightened across the buttoning the by the cuts and the boundary lines but what is more ;
indicated
;
in the daily experience of the Cutter than to find the
same
effect
produced
garment when he has cut V's as when he has cut fishes often both not are pressed out flat and the whole effect destroyed by the facing being put in, rea V the hollow, shapely a make to fish intended the only flat but tight also quired fullness on the round each desired effect destroyed by defective tailoring and the garment finished as flat as the cutting table, except where the tightened edge curls the thing inward this is not shaping, it is simply crippling the outside even
in the finished
;
;
;
;
;
when
the canvas, hair cloth and
its
cargo
may be
rightly shaped, the cloth facing
The simplest method this was intended to produce. up one part of the garment on the other the canvas on the hair cloth and padding successively placed one upon the
and lining counteract what
known
to us
is
to build
outside, the interlining, other, each in its turn
to
fit
each other.
The shape
of the facings can be
cutting the edges which are sewn to each other lengthwise, as
by by Diagram
greatly helped illustrated
worked up
—
6.
Just where the lining sews on to the inner edge of the cloth, is usually the place on the breast that the Cutter intends should be shaped to the figure, and by cuts he produces a rounded form it will be seen that both edges are rounded in the Dia;
both length and width at this part and meets the requirements of the outside, and has no tendency to slide away from its proper place when finished, Facings as is the case in some other methods intended to produce the same effect. gi'ani
;
this gives
cut as per Diagram
which we have seen
6,
prevent the formation of horizontal creases across the breast, few days wear start from the top button, increasing in
after a
boldness as they traveled
downward
to the waist
seam
;
when
this is the case a slash
the trouble plainly
lengthwise and another crosswise will show will gape as if tired by the effort to spoil the
fit.
;
the facing freed
Put on the garment
after the
have been made, that which seemed shapeless, swinging about as if it had no breast, relation to the figure it was made for, will drop into its place, hugging the of the falling neatly into the hips and around the breast, fulfilling the best hopes
slashes
Cutter.