. The Koester school book of drapes; a complete text book and course of instruction in merchandise draping. Fig. 2 Background Draping Remember that these windows are intendedmore for the stores that employ trimmers who arehandicapped by a scarcity of window fixtures and anappropriation for the buying of decorations. The day of the window-trimming fourflusher ispast. The man that cant make good is put downand out in the first round. In Fig. 3 we sliovv a background idea that isvery similar to Fig. 4, inasmuch as the goods arefastened along the top of the window on a wire orpole and the goods ar
. The Koester school book of drapes; a complete text book and course of instruction in merchandise draping. Fig. 2 Background Draping Remember that these windows are intendedmore for the stores that employ trimmers who arehandicapped by a scarcity of window fixtures and anappropriation for the buying of decorations. The day of the window-trimming fourflusher ispast. The man that cant make good is put downand out in the first round. In Fig. 3 we sliovv a background idea that isvery similar to Fig. 4, inasmuch as the goods arefastened along the top of the window on a wire orpole and the goods are gathered together by meansof ribbons. This idea is especially good for wash goods andsilks, for the reason that wash goods will not fallin folds as shown in Fig. 4. This background is cut up into panels by meansnf strips of ribbon or embroideries, three strips be-ing used between each drape of goods. The idea shown in Fig. 4 is very clever. The Fig. 3 best way to do this is to run a curtain pole or wire along the top of the background, on which to drape the goods. The most effective way to do this is
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