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 A COMPLETE COURSE IN DRESSMAKING 45 shows the pattern laid on the goods. Making a Semi-fitted Coat: Pressing counts for a great deal in mak¬ ing a coat. Do not neglect to press each piece and the seams as you go along. Woolens or cottons in woolen finish must be pressed from the wrong side or if pressed from the right side, covered with a damp cloth. Fig. (43) Mak- Fig. (44) MakIf a hot iron touches ing the coat pat- ing the coat tern longer pattern shorter the surface of the goods waisted waisted it will shine it. Should this occur, steam the fabric to raise the nap and remove the shine. To do this cover the portion that shines with a wet cloth, bring a hot iron down on it, let it stand just a second, then remove and allow the material to steam; wet the cloth again and repeat until the shine is removed. The first thing to do in making the semi[32]