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Lady 8: Original Pattern #3265
There are Russian closings and Russian closings, as this outline with the new twist shows. It is very distinctive line for a simple, long-waisted frock. Beneath the straight tunic there is a drop skirt, and a long body lining can be used. Canton crepe, crepe satin, crepe meteor, charmeuse, crepe de Chine, taffeta, and satin are smart alone or with the drop skirt in contrast; or you could use serge alone or with a drop skirt of satin. The large flower motifs make a charming trimming. This conventional design could be worked out in French-knot embroidery,combined with one-stitch.
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