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A practical, step-by-step manual for intermediate youth sewers that guides project planning, fabric and pattern selection, and construction of simple garments such as blouses, gathered and gored skirts, and a school dress. It offers instruction on buying and caring for anklets, personal grooming and hair care, and methods to extend the life of clothing. Sewing lessons cover machine preparation, practice projects, and specific techniques including marking, stay-stitching, gathers, darts, facings, seams and seam finishes, hems, plackets, and fastenings. The book also explains record keeping, club demonstrations and exhibits, and tips for easier sewing.
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