. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . FOLD OF 36 INCH MATERIAL Patented April 30. 1907 perforations rest on a lengthwise is also true of the cuff in the secondset. The third design is the most intri-cate of the lot because of the tabs, yetit makes an exceedingh dainty set andwill not be troublesome either to cut ormake if the guides are carefully followed. The cuff in design No. 4 is laid on thematerial so that the large O per-forations rest on a lengthwise thread. Now for the making. To start No. 1,form plaits in tie and knot by placingT perforations on small o per-forations.
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . FOLD OF 36 INCH MATERIAL Patented April 30. 1907 perforations rest on a lengthwise is also true of the cuff in the secondset. The third design is the most intri-cate of the lot because of the tabs, yetit makes an exceedingh dainty set andwill not be troublesome either to cut ormake if the guides are carefully followed. The cuff in design No. 4 is laid on thematerial so that the large O per-forations rest on a lengthwise thread. Now for the making. To start No. 1,form plaits in tie and knot by placingT perforations on small o per-forations. One plain in the knot turnsup and the other turns down. Join endsof knot as notched. Slip the left sideof tie through the knot. Bring upper CONSTRUCT NUMBERS NUMBER 3 NUMBER 4. edge of knot to single large O per-foration on tie and tack securely toposition at the under side. Bind theneck edge of collar as far as single large0 perforations. Finish ends of tiebelow these perforations. Arrangearound the neck and slip right tie endthrough knot. If No. 2 is preferred, bind the neckedge of collar. Line cuff, bind loweredge and join to sleeve with opening incuff at back of sleeve. To make set No. 3, line and finishcollar, cuffs and all tabs upper tab to collar, and lower tabto upper tab as notched. Bind neckedge of tabs and collar. Join one cufiftab to each side of the cuff matchingnotches. Bind the lower edge of cuffand talj. Lap the tal)s at the lower edge, matching the single small *o perfora-tions. The opening in cuff shouldershould be at the back of sleeve. For collar No. 4, first bind the neckedge of collar. Line the cuff and bindlower edge. Lap the cuff matching sin-gle small o perforations top andbottom. Button the cuff at the top andattac
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