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113 LESSON 56.

A SLEEVE WITH ALL SIZES OF FULLNESS.

For this sleeve we shall use the sleeve No. 2. This is a sleeve with some fullness. To begin this, cut out the top sleeve only, and mark out on another sheet of paper as shown from A, E, C, F, D, to B. Now draw all lines out from C These spaces are 1 inch from each other, H, I, J, E, G. Make top curves from the front part of sleeve, beginning at F, to meet all spaces from E, G, H, I, J. These curves are connected to the lines of every size of fullness wanted. Now any size of fullness can be taken off of this diagram. Suppose we want a sleeve with the fullness to H, trace all around from A, E H down to C B and up to A. This is the outline of tracing of either sizes of sleeve wanted. The fullness of the sleeve shall only be increased on a top sleeve; the under sleeve remains as usual.