. The practical sketcher; a complete and practical method of sketching, for women's, misses', junior's, children's and infant's garments . howing the backview. 1. The back view is always shown on \z sizeof original front sketch. 2. The back view con-tinues the finishing points of style shown on thefront view and always shows the finishing detailsof such beck en a flat back view. To carry out the finishing details of the back,continue the width of collar according to the frontand judging the width of collar according to thewidth of shoulder as shown at 1, 2 and 3. At 4and 5 arc seams at the low
. The practical sketcher; a complete and practical method of sketching, for women's, misses', junior's, children's and infant's garments . howing the backview. 1. The back view is always shown on \z sizeof original front sketch. 2. The back view con-tinues the finishing points of style shown on thefront view and always shows the finishing detailsof such beck en a flat back view. To carry out the finishing details of the back,continue the width of collar according to the frontand judging the width of collar according to thewidth of shoulder as shown at 1, 2 and 3. At 4and 5 arc seams at the lower part of armhole. 7and 8 is the waist line. 9 is above the waist lineand the 2 opposite points are below the waist is showing an open split by the 2 opening lineslost up to the hip line. The forming of the bottom of jacket is shownsomewhat short against the back, showing thatthis back is a long trail and gives the understand-ing that the front of this jacket is a cut-a-way fron^The skirt part, as not having any particular out-line of style, only continues the lengthening partas an ordinary outline THE PRACTICAL SKETCHER 59. 60 THE PRACTICAL SKETCHER LESSON NO. 32 STYLE OF COATFRONT VIEW Before beginning this sketch, note that thesketch is placed on a left hand side form and youmay therefore refer for beginning instruction forsuch form on pages 44 and 45. When you arefully acquainted with such form continue with thestyle of the coat the following way. Extend the collar around the neck at 11 and12 and follow the width of shoulder as shown ondiagram at 1 and 2. Continue with the lapels from3 to 10 down to the opening place, which is aboutbetween the waist and hip line. At 10 there is noregular armhole shown but a yoke, which makesit a kimono effect coat. Now continue the curving of the cut-a wayfront Curve first the left hand side lost to 8 andnote that the curve begins from the center guide for the center line you may use from 12to 9 down to the bottom by which
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