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How to tailor a woman's suit
Then slip the sleeve over the sleeve board, turn the lower armhole seam
allowance back into the Figure 42. — Pull sleeve over sleeve board, with
underarm seam of jacket on top of board. Turn lower armhole seam allowances
into sleeve, pin ...
Margaret Smith, United States. Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1946
2
Easy Guide to Sewing Tops and T-Shirts, Skirts, and Pants
Place the sleeve cap over the ham or on the edge of a sleeve board, and steam
both seams toward the sleeve cap, smoothing along the seam with your fingers.
Steam and lightly press the seam, doing most of the pressing from the wrong side
...
Lynn MacIntyre, Marcy Tilton, 2009
Pressing aids like a sleeve board, underlay, needle bed and press mitt can be
useful. A damp muslin cloth helps protect the surface of the fabric from
developing a shine. Sleeve board Underlay The sleeve board is for pressing
tubular items.
Barbara Lawler, Helen Wilson, 2002
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The Complete Photo Guide to Clothing Construction
Wools, cotton canvas, silk organza, and cotton flannel are great choices for
preventing iron marks when pressing onto fragile or specific fabrics. sleeve
boarD (3) The sleeve board is essentially a mini ironing board, which is perfect
for pressing ...
5
Professional Sewing Techniques for Designers
A sleeve board is a small-scale wooden ironing board with rounded, padded
ends (see Figure 2.34f). It is a wonderful pressing tool. It is used for pressing
sleeves, short seams, and hard-to- get-at areas that do not fit over a regular-
sized ...
Julie Cole, Sharon Czachor, 2014
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Tailoring: The Classic Guide to Sewing the Perfect Jacket
Pressing mitt (6) is softly padded and fits over your hand or the end ofa sleeve
board. Use the mitt as a pressing surface in areas where a tailor's ham does not
fit, especially shoulders and set-in sleeves. Sleeve board (7) is a miniature
ironing ...
Creative Publishing International, 2011
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Complete Photo Guide to Sewing
It fits over the hand or a sleeve board. 3) Press cloth helps prevent iron shine and
is always used when applying fusible interfacing. The transparent variety allows
you to see if the fabric is smooth and the interfacing properly aligned. 4) Sleeve ...
Creative Publishing International
8
Home Economics in Action
Sleeve board. The sleeve board resembles a miniature iron board and has two
small surfaces to accommodate the sleeves. The sleeve is placed over the sleeve
board allowing the user to iron small and areas of the sleeve that are difficult to ...
Caribbean Association Staff, 2002
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Threads Sewing Guide: A Complete Reference from America's ...
For garment sewing, a good steam iron, pressing ham, sleeve board, and clapper
are the most helpful. A needle board is useful if you plan to work with napped
fabric. Analyze your pressing needs and, starting with an iron, consider the tools
...
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Sew Serendipity Sewing Workbook: Tips, Tricks and Projects ...
In a lot of instances, you will never be able to attain the finished result you want if
you do not press enough during the sewing process. If you do any degree of
garment or bag sewing, it is helpful to purchase a sleeve board. This looks like a
tiny ...
