C over to D is ½ wrist size and ½ inch.

From D to E is 1¾ inch.

Connect E with F by a straight line.

Point H is in the middle between O and J.

Point I is in the middle between J and H.

DIAGRAM 42.—G up to K is ¼ armhole, 4 inches.

Now, with a pair of compasses, sweep from K by H toward P, and from H by

K. This gives point P, where both sweeps cross.

Now use P as pivot and sweep from K to S. This curve will touch the

upper line at H and give a suitable round for the sleeve head.

Raise above A to R ½ inch, and with a slight curve connect with the

sweep as shown.

Draw a short line from K to line I, which gives N, and make L 2 inches

from A.

Shape the under-arm scye from R to the line at L and up to N, curving

above and below a straight line from N to L, as represented.

From F forward to M is ½ of elbow width.

Draw straight lines M to A and C, and curve inside of these as shown.

DIAGRAM 43.—Work out the outlines as follows:

Shape from K to G, past F, clearing it by ½ inch, and thence with an

easy curve to E at bottom. Curve the edge of cuff from C to E.

Point 9 is ½ inch back from E, and should be straight across from E.

Curve from C to 9.

Draw the elbow-seam of the under part from N to 1 straight down, and

thence to Q and 9, making Q ½ inch inside of the straight line at F.

The inside-seam of the under side follows that of the upper sleeve from

A through T to C.

This finishes the plain sleeve.

[Illustration: DIA. 43 DIA. 42 DIA. 41]

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