The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

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other side, being particular that It NJ N
take the slightest ~
santing direction. and then take III
the kind Of a stitch this III
side you did before. running It III
in the fold for short distance, I'll
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bringing 1t and going through
the other SIDE and until Y -
the finished Another [E
ton may help-do not pull the Z%Z<fT IA
stitches too tight they will dent AZ</d II
the material in and shsw. NzZX Hr H.
An entirely new idea n blouses N.NWfH
which recently is given \HWN
on this page will doubtless be n NN
welcomed by those who like to
make pretty things Although
this bolero part can be worn in
junction with any light blouse bod
ice. 1t looks particularly well
with gown made in the directoire
princess, empire styles AS N
shown here It is a black M
tucked net with the lower part of NJ
the gown made OF the finest black ?
broadcloth
And to the boleroit-S
SELF It always o white
net striped with gold tinsel.
while the binding OF the edges
varies In color sometimes to contrast or harmon,zs
with the gown the bolero itself always is made Of
the gold tnsel and white net. This bolero is made
with shoulder and under arm seams and the best
way TO go to work with it is to cut on the strips
or net the right lengths for the front and back
allowing couple of inches extra at both top and
bottom
line of the entire garment with colored thread
ing the shape top then get the tinsel
and run 1t on by hand in regular rows these
half, three-quarters. inch apart and of
course be as invisibly done possible.
leave sufficiently long ends they ravel
much. After this has accomplished the hardest of
the work is done and the balance will
much time
The boiero then sewed together but must not
be fitted too tight. and the
the neck sthe latter takes the shape the
back as the 'front.' only of course it is not low)
turned to the right side and basted There
tiny piping OF satin around all edges this
is laid inch wide band of softest on bias
In this instance the satin matches the shade
as nearly possible.
If preferred the soutache braid in gold
might be substituted for the tinse but it would prob
style that has been adapted from eastern fashion
and is being many Parisians both in the day
time evening The ornaments the front are of
silk crocheted the lower part being in half moon
shape heavier the middle and the part long
oval ornament filed in with fancy stitches
The popularity of copper color mousseline is
growing rapidly One 1t In bouses turbans. and
many times in toques. To women who can boast hair
Venetian red it is most becoming and there is
certain kind of brunette who wear IT uccessruy
Green also is 20 and women with white hair
are wearing good of Natter blue Black velvet
tailor is much particularly for young
model with the high halfway collar and the short skirt
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The reappearance of brocaded velvet but longer
on a stin solid satin ground. is most welcome. The
oveliest silken fabrics worn with vevety flowers
a ground Of delicate crepe gauze. beautiful
be made of thin broche velvet
coat made prunelle cloth had llet of pales blue
with velvet roses in shades of prunee violet.
blue and dull green artistic confusion, Newer
velvet stripes dots and quaint coat Of biscuit