Add to ORKGExtension circular 436 discusses how to make a dress form more helpful to you by making subtle improvement like adding a cover, marking form lines, etc. Dress forms should assist in fitting garments that are home-made as well as refitting ready-made garments
A garment that fits well looks as if it belongs to the wearer. Such a garment adapts itself to the...
Extension circular 423 discusses planning out an outfit to wear. It provides design and art princip...
The hem of your dress can have the professional look or the homemade look. In general, the best ...
Extension circular 456 provides information on basic tailoring practices. It gives suggestions on t...
Extension Circular 71-477: The fit of your garment; information for a good fitting, and important po...
Extension Circular 65-435 illustrates the process of making a pattern to fit your measurements. Incl...
Extension Circular 77-401 (Replaces EC 64-433) discusses different ways to hem a skirt
Extension Circular 61-427: This circular is about how to alter dresses for different female body typ...
Extension Circular 69-451: The trial Muslin garment. Basically, this is how to make a muslin patter...
Extension Circular 77-499 (Replaces EC 72-435) is about women’s clothing. This circular discusses h...
The hem of your dress can have the professional look or the homemade look. In general, the best ...
Fashion features in coats and suits may appear and disappear but qualities of good constructiondo no...
The success of a wardrobe depends not on the amount of money it costs, but on the thought and care p...
Extension Circular 60-421: This is the guide to buying women’s clothing, regarding the detail in ...
Coats and Suits by Gerda Petersen Professor of Home Economics (Agricultural Extension) Project Requi...
A garment that fits well looks as if it belongs to the wearer. Such a garment adapts itself to the...
Extension circular 423 discusses planning out an outfit to wear. It provides design and art princip...
The hem of your dress can have the professional look or the homemade look. In general, the best ...
Extension circular 456 provides information on basic tailoring practices. It gives suggestions on t...
Extension Circular 71-477: The fit of your garment; information for a good fitting, and important po...
Extension Circular 65-435 illustrates the process of making a pattern to fit your measurements. Incl...
Extension Circular 77-401 (Replaces EC 64-433) discusses different ways to hem a skirt
Extension Circular 61-427: This circular is about how to alter dresses for different female body typ...
Extension Circular 69-451: The trial Muslin garment. Basically, this is how to make a muslin patter...
Extension Circular 77-499 (Replaces EC 72-435) is about women’s clothing. This circular discusses h...
The hem of your dress can have the professional look or the homemade look. In general, the best ...
Fashion features in coats and suits may appear and disappear but qualities of good constructiondo no...
The success of a wardrobe depends not on the amount of money it costs, but on the thought and care p...
Extension Circular 60-421: This is the guide to buying women’s clothing, regarding the detail in ...
Coats and Suits by Gerda Petersen Professor of Home Economics (Agricultural Extension) Project Requi...
A garment that fits well looks as if it belongs to the wearer. Such a garment adapts itself to the...
Extension circular 423 discusses planning out an outfit to wear. It provides design and art princip...
The hem of your dress can have the professional look or the homemade look. In general, the best ...