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RV 13 the shirring to the lawn by hand. Then, cut away the lawn between the lines of shirring.

Tucked shirring is formed by making a narrow tuck at each line of shirring (see Fig. 12.) while cord shirring is made by cording each line of shirring. (See Fig. 13.)

Fig. (12) Tucked shirrings are ornamental

Fig. (13) Cord your shirrings for a change