[Illustration]
This is a sack for a young girl of size 31 breast, close-fitting. The
figure illustrates a very jaunty and comfortable jacket.
For the Fall Season it should be made of heavy ribbed cloaking, of a dark
shade of grey, and an extra neat finish is obtained by binding it with a
braid of a darker shade, and buttons to match the braid.
It has eight buttons in front, is cut single-breasted, with a very small
turn-over lapel, which allows it to be buttoned up close to the neck.
A side edge is imitated on the back by braid, and three buttons put on it.
The full-size pattern may be cut by following the Figure, as represented,
using inches for every number marked out.
In order that this may be readily understood we will go over this manner
of doing it again, so that our readers who desire to take them off may
not make any mistakes.
First draw a line on the edge of paper, and draw out the back first, by
fixing a point at the top.
O is the starting point. From O go down in inches as indicated by the
points marked ¾, 2¾, 5¾, 13, 20 and 34.
Draw lines across from these points and apply the numbers on the Figure
to these lines. When all these points are fixed connect the points by
lines, which will form the outlines of the back.
For the side-body use the same process and you will have the full size.
It can be made double-breasted by adding 1½ inch in front of the breast
all the way down.
[Illustration: Fig. 19.]