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Ben Yƻsuf, Anna / The art of millinery: a complete series of practical lessons for the artiste and the amateur
(1909)
Lesson VIII: Mourning millinery, pp. 114-139
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TInE ART OF MILLINERY
grain, be it bias or straight, must run the same way
on the chapeau, and ribbons must match. Crepe de
chine and chiffon are used in combination with both
crape and silk; and mousseline de soie and crepe-lisse
are used for tucked and shirred underbrims, also in
summer chapeaux in folds and shirrings for entire hats.
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FIG. 8-PREPARING IHEM OF CRAPE VEIL
Brussels net is used mostly for veils, but plain covered
(wire) frames, with fine crape folds slipstitched on
the net in several circles, make becoming hats. Dull
white silk on white silk Brussels net is also correct,
and very handsome.
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