The cards are distributed to the peasants and the eggs are incubated by wild warmth: the eggs may be covered with blanket, or the cards may be worn under the clothing and the tiny ants or silkworms or hatches. The young ants are provided with shredded, fresh, tender mulberry leaves (morus alba). The leaves to which the worms cling are lifted to the feeding Cocoon Moth Butterfly Silk worm trays. The weak worms are discarded. The worms are kept in a room at a uniform temperature, they are fed five or six times a day, the trays are kept clean.

20. 4 PREPARING PATTERNS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF YOKES: 1. Yoke without fullness: This type of yokes can be of variety with different shapes and size. To prepare the pattern for this, take the front bodice pattern and draw the yoke line from shoulder to center front as desired. For a curved or V shaped yoke, this method must be followed, for a straight line yoke, draw line from armhole to centre front of bodice pattern. Label both the section.