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Show A Little Home Sewing Reaps A Fall Wardrobe This is no year for waste . . . nor is it a year for want J Off to school, business or volunteer work g still demands looking smart, well- dressed and well-groomed, but this time your budget is undoubt- g edly for real! What to do then ? The answer is simple. Sew at home and create a lot from a lit- tie. Jerkins, weskits and vests are the answer. With one good S basic skirt, a blouse, sweather and 1 a couple of "toppers," you can I vary your outfits so that no one in the whole world will ever guess that underneath it all you are still 1 wearing the same clothes. The wonderful part about these top- pers is that such a small amount g of money and material are in- volved and yet they meet a mil- lion dollars worth of chic and long wear. The fine thing too is that so lit- tie material is actually needed for 1 one of these costume transform- 1 ers. For that vest that looks for all the world as if you had snitch- ed it from big brother's suit, you need less than a yard of material. 1 For a side-button jerkin or for a more feminine vest with one g patch pocket, you can get through easily with one yard. |
