Shaw University Literary, Medical, Pharmacy, and Law Catalogs . boys suits. Much attention is given to making over old dresses. PLAIN SEWING. First Year.—Principles of sewing, practice in use of tape measure,and cutting, fundamental stitches, repairing of various kinds, darn-ing, and buttonholes. Seams, plackets, gathering, putting on bands. Second Year.—Tucking, hemstitching, feather-stitching, and em-broidery on linen and flannel. Cutting from patterns, and making acomplete set of miniature undergarments, shirtwaist and skirt orhouse dress. Third Year.—Drafting simple patterns. Cutting, fitt
Shaw University Literary, Medical, Pharmacy, and Law Catalogs . boys suits. Much attention is given to making over old dresses. PLAIN SEWING. First Year.—Principles of sewing, practice in use of tape measure,and cutting, fundamental stitches, repairing of various kinds, darn-ing, and buttonholes. Seams, plackets, gathering, putting on bands. Second Year.—Tucking, hemstitching, feather-stitching, and em-broidery on linen and flannel. Cutting from patterns, and making acomplete set of miniature undergarments, shirtwaist and skirt orhouse dress. Third Year.—Drafting simple patterns. Cutting, fitting, and mak-ing undergarments and shirtwaists. Fourth Year.—Drafting simple patterns. Cutting, fitting, and mak-ing wash dresses, including graduating dress. Credit will be given in the Dressmaking Department for the workdone in fourth year. MILLINERY First Year.—Making of frames of buckram and wire from measure-ments or original design. Covering frames with velvet, silk, chiffon,organdie, felt, cloth, straw, crepe, lace, and tulle. Draped COURSES OF STUDY 33 Second Year.—Making hats of milliners folds, shirring, tucked, orplain covering put on loosely and tacked in place or stretched ontightly; trimming and making all kinds of bows; making of flowersfrom ribbon; brightening up old straws, renewing velvet, crepe, andtulle. Third Year.—Making of caps, bonnets, and childrens hats; colorschemes; steaming and mirroring velvet; steaming and hemmingcrepe; insertion hats, and draping veils. Women who reside in the city may take the above courses with-out entering literary classes, if prepared to do the work. MANUAL TRAINING Basketry, chair-caning, rush-seating, wood-work. MECHANIC ARTS The Mechanical Department offers courses of instruction in thefollowing branches: Drawing and Designing, Blacksmithing, Join-ery, Bench Work, Cabinet Work, Carpentry, Painting, Bricklaying,Plastering, Machine Work, Upholstering, Chair-caning, Arts, andCrafts. The Tupper Memorial
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