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tmta8 23. Adapting the sleeve Błock for a closer fit To make a closer-fitting sleeve, tracę the sle
tmta9 24. Smali child s Błock    need to fit the shoulders, neck and armholes and He
tmta0 Fig 25 Enlarging the Błock for outer garments, 25a    NP NP I i i i i i i
tmta1 b. Enlarging the sleeve. Measure the new armhole and notę the increase. Tracę off your s
tmta2 Adapting the Błock for long skirts, Fig 27 27. Adapting the Błock for long skirts Many garmen
tmta3 Fabńc ąuantities, pattem layout and piecing, Fig 28 For average-sized men, a doublet will com
tmta4 Methods The working methods you choose will depend on the degree of authenticity you want in
tmta5 From a distance it makes little difference whether details such as buttonholes, edge-stitchin
tmta6 6. Two-stage seams These give a fiat, fully-enclosed finish for linens and lightweight wools.
tmta7 Setting in simnle sleeves    6- Pin and stitch the sleeve seam, catching in th
tmta8 Finishing raw edges 109. Binding Used for finishing, including slit openings, head-wear, etc.
tmta9 Slits for fitchets, slasbes for sleeves, These slits (Surcotes, Fig 5; Gowns, Fig 18) are wor
tmta0 a.    pad-stitching b.    wide herringbone
tmta1 LiningLining, Fig 12, PI 1 The lining is normally cut to the same shape as the outer layer of
tmta2 Collars and cuffs, Fig 14 Guide to the construction of collars on tailored garments, mainly d
tmta3 carefully matching all seams. Turn in and tack the raw outer edges, then topstitch or slipsti
tmta4 Lacing and eyelets16. Working eyelets Trim down the seam allowances and hem or top stitch the
tmta5 18a 18. Latchet fastening and garters Latchet fastening was used on men‘s doublets, especiall
tmta6 Platę 2. Fastening for a mitten sleeve A mitten sleeve, shown unbuttoned. It was worn morę by
tmta7 Platę 3. Partly buttoned mitten sleeve In wear the buttons would puli to the ends of the butt

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