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| 102 Machine Lace Use pattern 100 for this envelope | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
![]() 102 is a slightly shaped no-dart vest pattern. #100 is used for these 3 alternatives. View A is only lace, outline edges finished as built, buttoned. View B has lace fronts built on fabric strips base, lining and fabric back with all edges fabric bound. View C is ravelings fused between an interfacing base and a tulle covering, stipple stitched. It is lined and bound with a purchased foldover braid trim. |
Suggested Fabrics Back of View
B: any to harmonize with lace produced. Yardage Requirements
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| 104 Wrinkled Fabrics Use pattern 100 for this envelope | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
![]() Lined vests of wrinkled fabrics. Fusible interfacing backing holds the shape. Views A and B are wet wrinkled, then dried and fused before pattern layout and cutting. View C is suede and dry wrinkled. View D is random wrinkles produced at the ironing board. |
Suggested Fabrics Cottons,
rayons in prints or solids. View C man-made suede. View D rayon or cotton. Yardage Requirements
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| 105 Color Blocking Use pattern 100 for this envelope | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
![]() Lined vests that are all color blocked in some interesting way. View A is randomly placed pieces whose raw edges are covered with commercial bias tape. View B has a few dyed pieces, edges self-bias covered, belted back and is reversible. View C is shaped at the seams with inseam buttonholes. Each vest is turned right side out a different way. View D is texture blocked. All one color, a combination of texture blocks produce the interest. |
Suggested Fabrics A and B use
cotton. C is silk suiting. Many different fabrics can work for any of them. D
is a combination of wool crepe with manmade leather trim and back. Yardage Requirements
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