- A Maze of Dots and Dashes Some turn-of-the-century patterns were made with overlapping lines representing different pieces of one or more garments. The consumer would trace one set of lines to make her pattern pieces.
Some turn-of-the-century patterns were made with overlapping lines representing different pieces of one or more garments. The consumer would trace one set of lines to make her pattern pieces.
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