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Sleeves

This section concentiates on three types of steeve: seevcs set mto the normal bodice armhole, the cap slecve. and The dropped shouldor. which requires the sleeve neac lo be reduced

Straight sleeve

Th s sleeve łalls straight łrom the under-arm linę. It has no dort <y oase to shape the elbow. This 15 the easiest sieeve to model and gvcs practice in handling the poddcc arm and managing the sleeve hood which has to be eased at the cap to ht the bodice armhole.

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NEW TECHNIOUES

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Easing surplus fabóc ot the sleeve head