Gordon's work on cutting men's garments; by Gordon Selden Smith 1843-
Author:Gordon, Selden Smith, 1843- [from old catalog]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Tailoring
Publisher: Huntington, N.Y., The S. S. Gordon company
Published: 1910-03-25T05:00:00+00:00
Diagram 39.
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THE INVERNESS.
( With Sleeves.)
Diagram 40.
HpHE measures used and taken over the under coat are the same
as for the preceding diagram, except that the waist is 37
and back-waist Sy inches. When drafting, increase the breast,
waist and seat each 1 inch. The formula will then be as follows:
39; 37; 40; gy 2 ; 1714; 26; 45; ny 2 ; 13; i8# ; SV 4 .
To Draft.
Square forward and downward from A, and obtain the lengths to B, C, D and E, also point 1, and square forward from 1, B, C, D and E.
C to 10 is ^ inch. Draw a straight line from A through 10 for the center-of-back.
C to F is J / 2 inch. Connect F and A to establish N.
N to K is the blade. K to L is y inch. K to M is i l / 2 inch. K to P is 1^4 inch more than 1/6 breast. N to Q is a full half of the breast. O to R is 2 x / 2 inches. R to 2 is 2 inches or to style. Square upward from M and P and downward from K. This gives S.
From the line from J 19 to 4 is y inch. From 9 to Z is y inch. Shape the scye from 4 through Z to the front-scye notch iy 2 inch above M, dropping y 2 inch below the breast-line as represented.
From 4 to 5 is 1 inch. E to 6 is 2 inches more than 1/3 breast. Connect J and 6 to establish T, and shape from 5 through T to 6 as represented.
All the points on the forepart above the breast-line are obtained in the same manner as explained for Diagram 39. Observe particularly that point N is on the line A F, not on the center-of-back line, and that N rests on the sweep-line from Y.
F to T and S to U is the back-waist. F to T and U to V is a full half of the waist. V to W is 2)4 inches. W to 3 is the same as R to 2. Square downward from W and 3. Make from 5 to 12 the same as from 5 to 6 and shape from 12 to 21 passing y 2 inch below 20.
Take the distance from N to R and finding a pivot just below N sweep from R to X. This gives 18. The line below 18 through R and W is the center-of-front.
The cape is drafted in the same manner as explained for Diagram 39. It is represented by the broken lines.
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