Excerpt from Ratner's Up-to-Date Method of Designing: School of Designing, Cutting, Grading and Fitting, for Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Garments, Ready Made and Order Made, Also Dressmaking and Furs
Collar. - Rest your square to the p int of shape and the inch in point of neck. Shape it accordingly.
Diagram 2. Box same as first one. Take 1 inch for the width of back in wa'st line and divide into halves. Divide your shoulder into halves, rest your square to the half shoulder and to the inch in the back. Draw a line to bust line only, rest your square with letter C on workingr line, correspond it to to the line you drew from the half shoulder. Put your square with letter I to the inch on the back and rest it on the same line as C. Side bodies same as first diagram.
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