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119 THE RAGLAN SLEEVE.

LESSON 61.

To begin the raglan sleeve we first complete the sleeve number 1. Now measure the space from A to B, take half of this makes W, now draw a line up from W to D and E, from W to D place the width of the shoulder of the jacket for this sizes, from D to E is 3/4 of an inch, from E to F is also 3/4 of an inch. Now connect lines from E to C and from F to V and curve the top sleeve as shown on the diagram.

A RAGLAN SLEEVE WITH A DART IN SHOULDERS.

LESSON 62. The beginning of this sleeve is the same as the first raglan sleeve with the exception that this has dart placed at the center line which is foom W to D. In order to begin make from D to F and from D to E 3/4 ths of an inch and curve lines lost to W. Now allow from E to H and from F to G 3/4ths of an inch and draw line from G to V and from H to C, curve as shown on the diagram.

This completes the Regular sleeve with a dart in the shoulders, otherwise, we have all seams allowed to these sleeves.

For a seam over the top sleeve, split Lesson 62 from D, W down to the bottom of the top sleeve half width of the cuff and allow for this seam.