with prominent abdomen ' . 354
78. Method of adding material to a gored skirt pattern . 355
79. Designing narrow or full circular skirt pattern 356
80. Method of cutting a pattern for a circular floimoe . 357
81. Method of making a foundation belt for a skirt or a dress 359
82. Combinations of simple embroidery stitches .... 366
83. Setrin pocket 368
84. Method of making a bound buttonhole. .... 370
85. Method of making an arrow 371
86. Plain seam with edges overcast 374
87. Plain seams 374
88. French seam .374
89. Hemmed feU 374
90. Overhanded or French fell 374
91. Flannel feU 374
92. Methods of finishing the bottom of drawers .... 377
93. Methods of finishing the bottom of an underskirt . 377
94. Sateen underskirt with cotton-backed satin flounce finished with
scalloped facing 377
95. Bound placket 379
96. Bound and faced placket 379
97. Continuous bound and faced placket with fly. 379
98. Two methods of making a hemmed placket .... 380
99. Methods of marking positions of buttonholes. 380
100. Methods of stranding buttonholes 380
101. Buttonhole stitch 380
102. Suitable designs for an infant's dress, slip, and coat 383
103. Suitable designs for dresses for children from three to five years 385
104. Suitable designs for dresses for children from six to ten years . 385
105. Suitable designs for dresses for children from ten to twelve
years .......... 386
XX ILLUSTRATIONS
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106. Suitable designs for dresses for childnm from twelve to sixteen
years .......... 387
107. Correct size of a crown, shown by the heavy hne. . 394
108. Incorrect size of crown. ....... 395
109. Correct placing of a hat, shown by the heavy line . . 395
110. The prominent lines of the hat should harmonize with the lines
of the face 396
111. Correct placing of a turban . ...... 396
112. The outline or decoration of a hat should not repeat or parallel
undesirable lines in the face ...... 397
113. Decoration and structural lines of a hat .... 399
114. Simple decorations possible in straw trimming 404
116. Simple use of ribbon to decorate or change a crown slightly 404
116. Stitches for folds, for sewing down facings, and for decoration . 405
117. French fold, used for decoration around crowns and brims 406
118. Cuts of beef 611
119. Cuts of mutton 611
120. Cuts of pork 612
121. Cellar ventilation 683
122. The storage trench 686
123. Sterilizer, showing false bottom as a rack .... 601
124. Conuuercial hot-water canning outfit for out-of-door work 602
126. Steam cooker 603
126. Manner of testing a jar . 605
127. Position of clamp during sterilization 605
128. Position of clamp after sterilization 605
PLATES
PUTB
I. Dignified houses, in plaster and shingle, adapted for country
homes ........ Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
II. Appropriate types of architecture for a suburban or country
home 24
III. A group of furnishings showing uncrowded arrangement and
unobtrusive background. A similar group showing how ob-
trusive background and crowded arrangement may obliter-
ate effect of even well-selected furnishings ... 48
IV. Types of rugs with suitable pattern 52
V. Types of textile pattern that may be used for upholstery or
hangings ......... 64
VI. Good types of desks and sideboards ..... 80
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with prominent abdomen ' . 354
78. Method of adding material to a gored skirt pattern . 355
79. Designing narrow or full circular skirt pattern 356
80. Method of cutting a pattern for a circular floimoe . 357
81. Method of making a foundation belt for a skirt or a dress 359
82. Combinations of simple embroidery stitches .... 366
83. Setrin pocket 368
84. Method of making a bound buttonhole. .... 370
85. Method of making an arrow 371
86. Plain seam with edges overcast 374
87. Plain seams 374
88. French seam .374
89. Hemmed feU 374
90. Overhanded or French fell 374
91. Flannel feU 374
92. Methods of finishing the bottom of drawers .... 377
93. Methods of finishing the bottom of an underskirt . 377
94. Sateen underskirt with cotton-backed satin flounce finished with
scalloped facing 377
95. Bound placket 379
96. Bound and faced placket 379
97. Continuous bound and faced placket with fly. 379
98. Two methods of making a hemmed placket .... 380
99. Methods of marking positions of buttonholes. 380
100. Methods of stranding buttonholes 380
101. Buttonhole stitch 380
102. Suitable designs for an infant's dress, slip, and coat 383
103. Suitable designs for dresses for children from three to five years 385
104. Suitable designs for dresses for children from six to ten years . 385
105. Suitable designs for dresses for children from ten to twelve
years .......... 386
XX ILLUSTRATIONS
Fia. PAGE
106. Suitable designs for dresses for childnm from twelve to sixteen
years .......... 387
107. Correct size of a crown, shown by the heavy hne. . 394
108. Incorrect size of crown. ....... 395
109. Correct placing of a hat, shown by the heavy line . . 395
110. The prominent lines of the hat should harmonize with the lines
of the face 396
111. Correct placing of a turban . ...... 396
112. The outline or decoration of a hat should not repeat or parallel
undesirable lines in the face ...... 397
113. Decoration and structural lines of a hat .... 399
114. Simple decorations possible in straw trimming 404
116. Simple use of ribbon to decorate or change a crown slightly 404
116. Stitches for folds, for sewing down facings, and for decoration . 405
117. French fold, used for decoration around crowns and brims 406
118. Cuts of beef 611
119. Cuts of mutton 611
120. Cuts of pork 612
121. Cellar ventilation 683
122. The storage trench 686
123. Sterilizer, showing false bottom as a rack .... 601
124. Conuuercial hot-water canning outfit for out-of-door work 602
126. Steam cooker 603
126. Manner of testing a jar . 605
127. Position of clamp during sterilization 605
128. Position of clamp after sterilization 605
PLATES
PUTB
I. Dignified houses, in plaster and shingle, adapted for country
homes ........ Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
II. Appropriate types of architecture for a suburban or country
home 24
III. A group of furnishings showing uncrowded arrangement and
unobtrusive background. A similar group showing how ob-
trusive background and crowded arrangement may obliter-
ate effect of even well-selected furnishings ... 48
IV. Types of rugs with suitable pattern 52
V. Types of textile pattern that may be used for upholstery or
hangings ......... 64
VI. Good types of desks and sideboards ..... 80