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Understanding 9/11p. [789]-851. illus. 29 cm
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silimarwen
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April 1, 2020
Subject: Good book, but very complicated
Subject: Good book, but very complicated
It has quite a few patterns of all the basic undergarments a Victorian woman would wear but the wording is hard to understand in some places and the scan is not the best quality which makes it hard to read. If you're interested in learning Victorian pattern drafting techniques from this book I've made a few tutorial videos where I draft from this book using Valentina and put them up on Youtube. You can find them by searching for my channel, CravenCrow.
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November 12, 2019
Subject: Could Not figure it out
Subject: Could Not figure it out
Once trying to follow instructions with any standard or the second time to get the same results. I still like the basic lines of the underwear.
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January 3, 2017
Subject: Pretty technical stuff here
Subject: Pretty technical stuff here
Really. This is the old way of garment cutting, with the extreme lines, the very extreme angles and so on. The "Rosenfeld System". No easing in of sleeves, these are cut per each sleeve. For the real garment cutter afficionados. Use PDF in case images do not transfer over in the other file types. There are NO PATTERNS for "panties" (pardon the term), only for long underwear, that is the entire body type, and a kimono type thing.
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