Ladies’ House-Dress
Design No. 4650 shows a clever model for a
house-dress, and one that any woman with knowledge of needlework can carry out
in a short time, and at small expense.
The dress closes at the left side of the front,
and can be made with bishop or let-o’-mutton sleeves. The joined-on skirt is cut in seven gores.
Shoulder-plaits front and back produce becoming
lines, and the neck is finished with a pretty rolling collar. The long sleeves have band cuffs. The collar is trimmed with bands of
contrasting material, which also adorns the belt and forms the cuffs. The collar is trimmed with bands of
contrasting material, which also adorns the belt and forms the cuffs.
Challis, serge, mohair, percale, chambray, or
gingham offers suitable suggestions for development. The dress shown in the drawing was carried
out in blue dotted challis, with plain blue band trimming, and fastened with
large pearl buttons.
Pattern No. 4650 is cut in sizes from 32 to 42
inches bust measure. To make the dress
in the medium size will require 8 yards of 27-inch material, or 5 5/8 yards of
good 36 inches wide. Width of lower edge
is 3 yards. Price of pattern, 10 cents.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Yoke Nightgown
Model No. 5585 presents a practical and easily
made nightgown that every woman who knows the value of homemade underwear will
appreciate.
The gown is made roomy and comfortable, yet is
very dainty-looking, and quite unlike the cumbersome affairs of several years
ago.
It has the body of the garment gathered on to a
yoke back and front. The neck is
finished with a turndown collar, trimmed with edging, and the full sleeves have
band cuffs likewise edging-trimmed.
Cambric, longcloth, nainsook, muslin or lawn will
develop the model nicely.
Pattern No. 5585 is cut in sizes from 30 to 44
inches bust measure. To make the gown in
the medium size will require 6 ¾ yards of 27-inch material, or 5 yards of goods
36 inches wide, with 3 ¾ yards of edging.
Price of pattern, 10 cents.
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