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CHAPTER VI 
CUTTING MATERIALS 
   L CUTNG A TRUE BIAS 
      How to obtain a true bias 
      When a true bias is necessary 
      Importance of stretching 
      Matching seams 
        1.. Seam placement 
      To cut a correct bias on Lyons velvet 
        Rule 
  II. CUTTING A LONG BIAS 
      Process of cutting a long bias 
      When a long bias is required 
 III. TABLE OF BIAS MEASURES 
 IV. RULEs FOR MEASURING MATERIAL FOR A BIAS THAT IS TO BE STRETCHED 
      Folds 
      Flanges 
   V. CORRE, CT SHADING FOR VELVET AND SOLEIL 
   VI. MEASURING A FRAME FOR THE CORRECT AMoUNT OF MATERIAL 
 VII. ACCURACY IN CUTTING, A LARGE FACTOR IN COST SAVING 
      A paper pattern to be made first 
      Correct placing of pattern important in two ways 
        1. Correct results 
        2. Greatest economy of materials 
VIII. METHODS UsED FOR CUTTING MALINE 
      Maline used for folds 
      Maline used for pleatings 
      Maline used for rosettes 
      Maline used for bows 
  IX. CUTTING BIAS BINDING FROM FRAME AND CROWN EDGES 
      Economy of time 
QUESTIONS 
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