Home millinery course; a thorough, practical and complete series of lessons . of handling the unwired loop, as for illustration—the narrowribbon velvet loop can be made to look long and stringy, or it may be made to lieup in a natural andgraceful difference isdue entirely to themanner in whichthe two are fas-tened to the hat;these should be pinned rather than be sewed if the proper effectis to be had. The loops should be made to lie up from, ratherthan flat upon the hat. This effect is gained by placing the pinin the end of the loop in the lower edge of the ribbon, and inthis way, p
Home millinery course; a thorough, practical and complete series of lessons . of handling the unwired loop, as for illustration—the narrowribbon velvet loop can be made to look long and stringy, or it may be made to lieup in a natural andgraceful difference isdue entirely to themanner in whichthe two are fas-tened to the hat;these should be pinned rather than be sewed if the proper effectis to be had. The loops should be made to lie up from, ratherthan flat upon the hat. This effect is gained by placing the pinin the end of the loop in the lower edge of the ribbon, and inthis way, pinned to the hat. The loop should be spread beforepinning and the ends cut diagonally or in a V shape. Ribbonvelvet may be made into very effective loops and ends but cannotbe as successfully wired and made to take the place of standingtrimming. When using wired ribbon loops entirely for high trimming,they may be fastened high up on the crown instead of at thelower edge, thus saving a large amount of ribbon in the lengthof the loops. To do this requires no more extra fil
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