MODEL: DIA. II.

Breast, 40; Waist, 40; Hip, 41½; Seat, 40; Length of legs, 30. The seat

measure and the length of legs are noted for the purpose of giving

a better impression of the form. Form: Erect—square shoulders—short

neck—height of back above line 9 is 14½—top of back, 3¾—side of neck,

4—bottom of armhole, ⅜ above 11¼. No gore under the arm, but a spring of

½ inch at line 18¼, on which line is also the waist length of the back.

The waist seam drops 1¾ in front; is even in front and side, but laps ¾

over the gore in the forepart, which is ½ inch, running up to line 15.

Front: Quaker Cutaway, with no lapel—standing collar—front of neck at

3¾—notch in center of 15 deg.—for the button hole side allow ⅝ in front

of base, and for the button side ½ more. In front of line 9, allow ½ for

both sides and meet base again in front of 11¼. At 15 go forward 3¼—at

20, 2½. Meet plumb base at 26½ and go back 3 at line 32½. Drop bottom of

skirt ¾ at the base. Shoulder laps ⅜ at the neck and ½ toward the blade.

Gore between the back and sidepiece: ⅜ at the armhole—meet at 10½—½ at

11¼—⅞ at 14½, on back—1⅜ at 15—1⅝ at 18¼,—1¼ at 20—⅝ at 25—⅞ at 30.

Center of back is hollowed out ⅜ at 17½, and at line 30 the finished hook

is 1¼ out.

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