IV. For a medium short form,

and to the following measure: Breast 37, waist 37, hip 38, length of

waist 18, length of coat 36, length of legs 30 inches.

Dia. IIa is a trifle wider at the shoulders than Dia. II, which is seen

by the 9⅜ at 60 deg., and by the width of the back at the armhole, which

is ¼ number more, and which requires the back sleeve seam ¼ shorter than

Dia. II. The neck is for a form with ½ in. more length than the normal

form, hence the top of back is placed at 2¾, and the spring between the

shoulder seam is ¾, which requires the collar to be sewed on loose over

the side of the neck. The armhole is in all respects the same, and the

neck is changed from the top of arm upward.

Dia. IIa shows a full waist which is shown by the ¼ gore in the underarm

gore at the waist, and in the larger width in the front of waist. The

roll is shorter than on Dia. II. It buttons three buttons but may easily

be made longer. The heighth of back above lines 9 and 13¹⁄₁₆ is only 14¾,

being ¼ shorter over the blade, because most all such forms are more or

less erect forms. In place of a lap of 1 in. in front the waist seam has

a gore of 1 in. behind, and the run of that seam may be made to suit

fancy or style. In cutting, the top of sidepiece should be run out into

the armhole until it is long enough for the back from the nicks upward,

as shown on Dia. IIB.

[Illustration: DIA. IIA.]

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