The international encyclopedia of scientific tailor principles, for all kinds and styles of garment-making .. Also designing .. embroidery, crocheting, knitting, worsted work, fancy and artistic needle work .. . tal circumference-line around thebottom of the pants. MEASURES FOR Inches. ! Knee-Depth, 23^ andOutside-Depth, 2. Front-Depth, ------- 42 3. Inside-Depth, ... 4. Waist-Circumference, ------ 32 5. Hip-Circumference, ------ 38 6. Thigh-Circumference, ------ 24 7. Thigh-Circumference, 24 8. Diaognal, ------- ^4 9. Knee-Circumference, - --
The international encyclopedia of scientific tailor principles, for all kinds and styles of garment-making .. Also designing .. embroidery, crocheting, knitting, worsted work, fancy and artistic needle work .. . tal circumference-line around thebottom of the pants. MEASURES FOR Inches. ! Knee-Depth, 23^ andOutside-Depth, 2. Front-Depth, ------- 42 3. Inside-Depth, ... 4. Waist-Circumference, ------ 32 5. Hip-Circumference, ------ 38 6. Thigh-Circumference, ------ 24 7. Thigh-Circumference, 24 8. Diaognal, ------- ^4 9. Knee-Circumference, - -- - - -16 10. Bottom-Circumference, ----- 18 N. B.—It is not necessary to take double-measures, either in coats, vests, orpantaloons; only where a noticeable difference exists; when both sides of the formmust be measured in each department, and drafted and traced separately; and,accurately marked right and left. *-9*^^ ^^5; 229 230 THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARMENT-MAKING, PLATE International Coat, Sleeve, and Collar-Plate. UTILITY AND DECORATIVE ART. 23I International Coat-Drafting. PLATE XIX.—FIGURE LX. INSTRUCTIONS. 1. Add 1^2 inches to the skirt-depth: Locate point i on paper or material,that distance from the bottom or right-hand edge, and 4 inches from the front edge,toward the opposite edge of the same. 2. Draw Hne A, at right angles with the front edge, from point i toward theopposite edge, to the distance of % of the chest-circumference from point i; at whichpoint, locate point 2. 3. Locate point 3 on Hne A, the distance of ]/2 of the blade-width from point 2,toward point i. 4. Draw line B, at right angles with line A, from point 3 toward the top, tothe distance of the waist-depth from point 3; at which point, locate point 4. 5. Draw line C, at right angles with line B, from point 4 toward the oppositeedge, to the distance of }4, of the blade-width from point 4; at which point, locatepoint 5. 6. Find the sum of the waist-depth, plus the skirt-depth
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