A L i m i t e d N u m b e r of
Loose Pleats.
The pattern must be cut and spread where each pleat is to f a l l . The procedure is the s a m e one described in Figure 4G. A back s k i r t is handled in the same way.
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Figure 6B The pattern is cut on line 1-1 and spread any depth desired for the p l e a t .
The center p l e a t depth is allowed directly to the center f r o n t , making a n e w center f r o n t l i n e which can be placed on a fold. The arrows point to the directions in which the pleats are to The pleats should be folded in the paper and a tracing wheel rolled through the waistline to get the correct shape of the waistline in the p l e a t depths. be folded.
Pleat 1 can be folded over a l i t t l e deeper to point A to take 0 in_ the space of the d a r t .
FIGURE 6BB shows the cloth fi tting of
the pattern. The two side pleats facing each o th e r at the center front make an i n verted pleat.
The pleats can be stitched as far down as desired. Figure 613B
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