-
sleeves continued in one
piece up to the neck,
producing a larger,
looser armhole that
suited the one-armed general.
Oxford English Dictionary Third edition...
- the
armhole openings allowing the body to be
completed in the
round without interruption. Once the main body of the
jumper is complete, the
armhole st****s...
- In sewing, the
armscye is the
armhole, the
fabric edge to
which the
sleeve is sewn. The
length of the
armscye is the
total length of this edge; the width...
- It is
often used on the
edges of quilts, placemats, and bibs,
around armhole and
neckline edges instead of a facing, and as a
simple strap or tie for...
-
relatively full in cir****ference and is
gathered or
pleated into both the
armhole and at the bottom, it is
called a Bishop's Sleeve. Bell
sleeves were originally...
- of a tank top is simple: the neck and
armholes are
often reinforced for durability. They
often have
large armholes and neck holes,
which may
reach down...
-
House in
Napoli created the
Neapolitan look
featuring slim lines, high
armholes, and soft-shouldered jackets.
Cesare Attolini helped to
promote the Neapolitan...
- of the facing.
Facing is
mostly used to
finish the
edges in necklines,
armholes, hems and openings. They are also used
widely in all
other sewing like...
- (guinea tee,
muscle shirt, singlet; UK: vest) – tight-****ing with
large armholes and a
neckline that can
extend as far as mid-chest. camisole: a sleeveless...
- century. This was a sleeveless, floor-length
garment featuring exaggerated armholes,
which at
their most
extreme were open from
shoulder to hip, revealing...
