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@@ -358,8 +358,17 @@ hemstitch it to the sleeve.
Trim a bit around the middle of the arm to smoothen the curve between
the gusset and the sleeve.
-Right sides together, ...
+Fold the sleeve in half, right sides together, aligning one side at one
+seam allowance from the edge of the other side, backstitch, fold the
+double allowance down to cover the raw edge and hemstitch it to the
+sleeve. Repeat the same with the other sleeve, taking care do make it
+symmetrical (i.e. to fell the seam in the opposite direction).
+<cut a slit, attach the cuff>
+
+From the scraps of fabric cut four squares 2.5 cm wide, fold down their
+edges and sew them to the top of the slit on both sides, using
+an applique stitch on the outside and a hemstitch on the inside.
Assembly of the body
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
@@ -368,6 +377,25 @@ Right sides together, align the back and front so that the hem is 8–10
cm longer in the back (as decided when cutting) and mark a point 8–10 cm
from the edge of the front: this is where the side seam will end.
+Measure the top of the sleeve, measure an armscye hole that is about 2-4
+cm smaller than the sleeve (total circumference) and mark the other end
+of the side seam.
+
+Put the back of the shirt on top of the front, align it so that the back
+is one sewing allowance from the front and backstitch. This seam will be
+felled after the sleeve has been inserted.
+
+Hem the shirt: fold down the bottom of the front and back twice,
+mitering the corners and continuing up to the lower end of the side
+seam, and hemstitch.
+
+<inserting the sleeves, felling the side seam>
+
+From the scraps of fabric cut four squares 2.5 cm wide, fold down their
+edges and sew them to the bottom of the side seams on both sides, using
+an applique stitch on the outside and a hemstitch on the inside.
+
Finishing
^^^^^^^^^
+