Draw the line O-G and O-F. From O to C go down one-third, less one-half
inch, and draw line over to K. In the middle, between C and O, draw also
a line from B to H.
[Illustration: Fig. 10.]
From O to G is one-half of arm-hole size, and draw a line from G
downwards.
From C begin to curve the sleeve-top past I to H, touching the top line
at I. From L to E apply the length of sleeve. Make F 1¼ inches lower down
than E.
From E to N is an average of 5 inches. Draw a line from H past K to M and
N, curving it inside of K about one-half inch and curve the line only a
trifle below the elbow. Go in from D 1½ inch, and draw the inside seam
from C to E.
This finishes the upper-sleeve. For the under-sleeve draw from C, curving
under straight line to L, thence to J. Point J is 1 inch inside of H.
From J draw down to within one-half inch of M and to N.
The front-seam is the same as the upper-sleeve from C to E and N.
In drawing any sleeve use the measure of the arm-hole, and bear in mind
that this manner of drafting has the seams already included.