Instructions in Dressmaking, Basting and Fitting (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781174849770)

A fascinating glimpse into the world of 19th-century dressmaking, "Instructions in Dressmaking, Basting and Fitting" offers a practical guide to the techniques and methods employed by garment makers of the era. This instructional manual, attributed to the Moschocowitz brothers of New York, provides detailed explanations of basting and fitting, essential skills for creating well-tailored clothing. Readers interested in fashion history, textile arts, or the evolution of dressmaking will find this a valuable resource. The book's historical significance lies in its preservation of traditional dressmaking knowledge, reflecting the social and technological context of its time. A must-read for anyone studying or recreating historical garments, or for those simply interested in the history of everyday life.

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