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HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, HOW TO DRAFT A NOTCHED NECKLINE AND V-NECK Make a mark at that point, down from the center front neck. For an open vent, make another mark 3/4" to 1" from the center front, along the neckline. Draw a line between the two marks - easy! That's it! If you want a slightly larger and wider neckline, like the one shown above (to pull over the head more easily), just "scoop out" the neck abit.
HOW TO MAKE A CAP SLEEVE PATTERN Then mark a point on the grainline about 1 1/2" to 2" above the bicep line. From there, draw a gentle curve to each side of the cap, below the notches (the ends will be about 3/4" above the bicep line). This is your hemline. The end result is a very short sleeve, which does not surround the arm. Be sure to mark where the sleeve ends on the BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, HOW TO DRAFT A NOTCHED NECKLINE AND V-NECK Make a mark at that point, down from the center front neck. For an open vent, make another mark 3/4" to 1" from the center front, along the neckline. Draw a line between the two marks - easy! That's it! If you want a slightly larger and wider neckline, like the one shown above (to pull over the head more easily), just "scoop out" the neck abit.
HOW TO MAKE A CAP SLEEVE PATTERN Then mark a point on the grainline about 1 1/2" to 2" above the bicep line. From there, draw a gentle curve to each side of the cap, below the notches (the ends will be about 3/4" above the bicep line). This is your hemline. The end result is a very short sleeve, which does not surround the arm. Be sure to mark where the sleeve ends on the CREATE CLOTHING PATTERNS WITH GREAT FIT AND UNIQUE STYLE With These “Tricks of the Trade”, You Will Discover: How to use a simple commercial pattern to make a basic “block” – the tool you’ll need to make perfect patterns every time.; Why fit is so important and how to adjust the pattern so it fits you perfectly – you'll never do sewing alterations again!; How to make sewing patterns (using your custom block) for blouses, tops, dresses MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FIT How to Take Body Measurements for Perfect Fit. Taking accurate body measurements is one of the keys to great fit. Whether you choose to make your pattern block from a commercial fitting pattern or draft it from measurements, having accurate measurements is critical to the success of your block. (And a well-fitting block is critical to the success of everything you make!) HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN For a bell bottom, you can add 1 1/2" for a nice flare. On the inseam, just start at the knee line and add the same amount at the hem that you added to the outseam. Make the lines at both the inseam and outseam smooth and continuous. Make the same alterations on the front and back pant leg. Add the same amount to the hemline on each side ofthe
HOW TO DRAFT A BASIC BLOUSE PATTERN How to Draft the Blouse Body. Start by laying the front bodice over the front skirt block pattern. Line them up at the waist (they may not match at the side because of the difference in dart depth, but don't worry about that). Trace around the front, neck, and shoulder, following the block pattern. Start tracing the armhole, but lower thecurve
DRAFT A DRESS BLOCK USING YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS! This is the best option if your internet access isn't reliable. $29.97 USD plus shipping. Purchase the Dress Block and Skirt, Blouse, and Dress Tutorials Together and SAVE !! $ 62.97 USD for download. yes! i want to draft my block and design dresses! $41.47.STYLE VS FASHION
The dictionary tells us that "style" and "fashion" are the same thing - they refer to the latest, greatest thing happening. "Fashion", in particular, can refer to things other than just clothing (ie, "InstaOfficial" is the latest fashion in announcing your relationship). My interpretation, however, is a HOW TO DRAFT A NOTCHED NECKLINE AND V-NECK Make a mark at that point, down from the center front neck. For an open vent, make another mark 3/4" to 1" from the center front, along the neckline. Draw a line between the two marks - easy! That's it! If you want a slightly larger and wider neckline, like the one shown above (to pull over the head more easily), just "scoop out" the neck abit.
HOW TO MAKE A CAP SLEEVE PATTERN Then mark a point on the grainline about 1 1/2" to 2" above the bicep line. From there, draw a gentle curve to each side of the cap, below the notches (the ends will be about 3/4" above the bicep line). This is your hemline. The end result is a very short sleeve, which does not surround the arm. Be sure to mark where the sleeve ends on the HOW TO DRAFT A CIRCLE SKIRT (WITH HANDKERCHIEF VARIATION) Use a piece of paper that is about 36" square (36" in both length and width). From the corner, draw points at 4 1/4" along the top and side of the paper (the radius of the waist circle), and in a curve in which each point is 4 1/4" from the corner. (Use a tape measure that is pinned at the corner and move the tape in from top edge to side edge BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Darts are used to control fullness and shape the fabric to your body.. On a bodice, for example, darts serve to shape the fabric around the curves of the bust. Bust darts are usually placed at the side of the bodice, and at the waist if the bodice needs to be close-fittingthrough the torso.
START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS Patternmaking tools, like rulers, curves, and paper are essential. There are a lot of drafting tools and supplies available for pattern making, but these are absolute necessities (you'll find more information and recommendations by clicking each link): HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt.. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is added below the darts. The other pieces will just touch together at the waist, and when spread they will add a bit of fullness just below the waist, atthe hipline.
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED For a button-front blouse, you'll also need a facing to finish the front opening and neckline. And you’ll need an extension to accommodate the width of the buttons. This is a little more complicated to explain, but it's not hard to do! The buttons are set along the center front line, and you’ll need an extension to overlap the buttonholes and buttons. HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN To create the flare, start from the hip line at the outseam. Draw a line from the hip to the hemline, adding as much as you wish. I've drawn about 1" to 1 1/2" at the side hem - but even that small amount will add up to 4 - 6" additional all around each leg!. On the inseam, start just below the crotch and draw your line to the hem - adding the same amount you added to the outer side!! - but HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN A sheath dress is, essentially, your block dress pattern - but without the waist seam. A sheath is a close-fitting dress, and so simple to draft - there's little difference from your block! HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A FLUTTER SLEEVE PATTERN This is a very feminine look, very airy and cool in warm weather. It can be made long or short, but it's the most "fluttery" when worn short. It's also a variation on a full sleeve - but the fullness is loose and fluid, not gathered into a cuff. BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Darts are used to control fullness and shape the fabric to your body.. On a bodice, for example, darts serve to shape the fabric around the curves of the bust. Bust darts are usually placed at the side of the bodice, and at the waist if the bodice needs to be close-fittingthrough the torso.
START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS Patternmaking tools, like rulers, curves, and paper are essential. There are a lot of drafting tools and supplies available for pattern making, but these are absolute necessities (you'll find more information and recommendations by clicking each link): HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt.. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is added below the darts. The other pieces will just touch together at the waist, and when spread they will add a bit of fullness just below the waist, atthe hipline.
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED For a button-front blouse, you'll also need a facing to finish the front opening and neckline. And you’ll need an extension to accommodate the width of the buttons. This is a little more complicated to explain, but it's not hard to do! The buttons are set along the center front line, and you’ll need an extension to overlap the buttonholes and buttons. HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN To create the flare, start from the hip line at the outseam. Draw a line from the hip to the hemline, adding as much as you wish. I've drawn about 1" to 1 1/2" at the side hem - but even that small amount will add up to 4 - 6" additional all around each leg!. On the inseam, start just below the crotch and draw your line to the hem - adding the same amount you added to the outer side!! - but HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN A sheath dress is, essentially, your block dress pattern - but without the waist seam. A sheath is a close-fitting dress, and so simple to draft - there's little difference from your block! HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A FLUTTER SLEEVE PATTERN This is a very feminine look, very airy and cool in warm weather. It can be made long or short, but it's the most "fluttery" when worn short. It's also a variation on a full sleeve - but the fullness is loose and fluid, not gathered into a cuff. CREATE CLOTHING PATTERNS WITH GREAT FIT AND UNIQUE STYLE With These “Tricks of the Trade”, You Will Discover: How to use a simple commercial pattern to make a basic “block” – the tool you’ll need to make perfect patterns every time.; Why fit is so important and how to adjust the pattern so it fits you perfectly – you'll never do sewing alterations again!; How to make sewing patterns (using your custom block) for blouses, tops, dresses MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED The seam allowances and hem are the same on the back as they are on the front (remember, the seams must match when sewn, so don't use a different seam allowance or hem depth on the front and back!I've also added markings at the center back that indicate this pattern piece will be cut on the fold (see marking in red), so there is no seam allowance at the center back. HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN To create the flare, start from the hip line at the outseam. Draw a line from the hip to the hemline, adding as much as you wish. I've drawn about 1" to 1 1/2" at the side hem - but even that small amount will add up to 4 - 6" additional all around each leg!. On the inseam, start just below the crotch and draw your line to the hem - adding the same amount you added to the outer side!! - but HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft a Tunic Top. A tunic is super easy to wear, and it hides a multitude of "sins"! It will make you look long and lean, hide wide hips or a big belly, and looks great with HOW TO MAKE A CAP SLEEVE PATTERN Like its name implies, this sleeve consists of little more than the cap itself, and generally doesn't go all the way around the armhole.. As a shoulder detail, it adds a bit of interest and coverage when you want something just a bit more than sleeveless, but less than a typical short sleeve. HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE In a navy and white horizontal stripe, it's a classic French sailor's jersey; in any color, it's a basic that's worn year-round. Put it on a dress and add jewelry - it's the perfect backdrop for a long necklace. Or put it on a cotton knit top, and it makes your favorite jeans a little bit more classy.STYLE VS FASHION
When I talk about "style", I'm referring to your personal style, not a specific article of clothing. My style, for example, is casual. And I like Bohemian (or Boho) style, which is also casual with a bit of ethnic design mixed in.Other people may have a more classic style, or more business-like, or athletic, or formal. HOW TO DRAFT A NOTCHED NECKLINE AND V-NECK Notched neckline. This simple detail transforms the basic blouse or top into a fashion statement, without fussiness (in the drafting, sewing or wearing). It reveals a tiny pendant on a chain, or, with a really great button to close the very top of the notch, it's a statement in itself. DRAFT A DRESS BLOCK USING YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS! I've been there - I'm 5'2" and a size 16. The retail world will accommodate women who are short or fat, but not both!. So, I've been sewing since I was about 12 (and that was many decades ago!). I've never been good at "trendy", but I'm sick of fumpy, "old lady"clothes, too.
HOW TO DRAFT A CIRCLE SKIRT (WITH HANDKERCHIEF VARIATION) We'll be drafting a full circle skirt, but you can also make your skirt with a 1/2 or a 3/4 circle if you don't want it quite as full. And you can use your skirt block and slash and spread the pattern, but I'd also like to show the calculations for the skirt so you have the option of doing it another way. BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, HOW TO MAKE A CAP SLEEVE PATTERN Then mark a point on the grainline about 1 1/2" to 2" above the bicep line. From there, draw a gentle curve to each side of the cap, below the notches (the ends will be about 3/4" above the bicep line). This is your hemline. The end result is a very short sleeve, which does not surround the arm. Be sure to mark where the sleeve ends on the BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, HOW TO MAKE A CAP SLEEVE PATTERN Then mark a point on the grainline about 1 1/2" to 2" above the bicep line. From there, draw a gentle curve to each side of the cap, below the notches (the ends will be about 3/4" above the bicep line). This is your hemline. The end result is a very short sleeve, which does not surround the arm. Be sure to mark where the sleeve ends on the CREATE CLOTHING PATTERNS WITH GREAT FIT AND UNIQUE STYLE With These “Tricks of the Trade”, You Will Discover: How to use a simple commercial pattern to make a basic “block” – the tool you’ll need to make perfect patterns every time.; Why fit is so important and how to adjust the pattern so it fits you perfectly – you'll never do sewing alterations again!; How to make sewing patterns (using your custom block) for blouses, tops, dresses HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN For a bell bottom, you can add 1 1/2" for a nice flare. On the inseam, just start at the knee line and add the same amount at the hem that you added to the outseam. Make the lines at both the inseam and outseam smooth and continuous. Make the same alterations on the front and back pant leg. Add the same amount to the hemline on each side ofthe
HOW TO USE QUARTER SCALE PATTERNS IN DESIGN Print a copy of a quarter-scale version of the basic dress block (or pant block), glue it to cardboard, and cut it out to use over and over again. Small-sized patterns allow you to experiment without the use of cumbersome, full-sized patterns. (The images, above, are much smaller than a true quarter scale - get a printable set of the dress HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with HOW TO MAKE A CAP SLEEVE PATTERN Then mark a point on the grainline about 1 1/2" to 2" above the bicep line. From there, draw a gentle curve to each side of the cap, below the notches (the ends will be about 3/4" above the bicep line). This is your hemline. The end result is a very short sleeve, which does not surround the arm. Be sure to mark where the sleeve ends on the DRAFT A DRESS BLOCK USING YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS! This is the best option if your internet access isn't reliable. $29.97 USD plus shipping. Purchase the Dress Block and Skirt, Blouse, and Dress Tutorials Together and SAVE !! $ 62.97 USD for download. yes! i want to draft my block and design dresses! $41.47.STYLE VS FASHION
The dictionary tells us that "style" and "fashion" are the same thing - they refer to the latest, greatest thing happening. "Fashion", in particular, can refer to things other than just clothing (ie, "InstaOfficial" is the latest fashion in announcing your relationship). My interpretation, however, is a HOW TO DRAFT A NOTCHED NECKLINE AND V-NECK Make a mark at that point, down from the center front neck. For an open vent, make another mark 3/4" to 1" from the center front, along the neckline. Draw a line between the two marks - easy! That's it! If you want a slightly larger and wider neckline, like the one shown above (to pull over the head more easily), just "scoop out" the neck abit.
HOW TO DRAFT A CONVERTIBLE COLLAR Draw line CD (the top edge of your collar). Mark a point 1/2" up from point "B" along BD. Draw a gently curved line from that point back to point "A". This is your new neckline. Mark another point 3/4" from point "D". Draw a line between the two new points; this is the front edge and point of the collar. If you mirror this draft (or trace it on HOW TO DRAFT A CIRCLE SKIRT (WITH HANDKERCHIEF VARIATION) Use a piece of paper that is about 36" square (36" in both length and width). From the corner, draw points at 4 1/4" along the top and side of the paper (the radius of the waist circle), and in a curve in which each point is 4 1/4" from the corner. (Use a tape measure that is pinned at the corner and move the tape in from top edge to side edge HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
DRAFTING WOMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS Drafting women's pants patterns isn't as hard as it may seem. The trick, of course, is getting a good-fitting pant block - but once you have that, altering the style of the leg or adding a yoke is easy! Wide leg pants, flared from the hip, are an easy-fitting, casualstyle. They
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with LEARN HOW TO DRAFT A SWING TOP OR FLARED TOP Draw a line from the horizontal grainline to the hem, approximately in the center of the back. Cut along that line, then continue the cut along the horizontal line to the side seam. Flare the side seam to match the flare on the front pattern. This will force the piece down; don't worry about that. Re-draw the hemline, again with a gentlecurve.
HULAKITTY PATTERN DOWNLOAD PAGE Our sizes are similar, but not exactly the same, as retail sizes. PLEASE REFER TO THE SIZE CHARTS, BELOW, TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT SIZE RANGE, especially if you are in the 12 - 18 range. There is a difference between a 12 Misses and a 12 Womens, mostly in the waistand hips.
HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, WHY DO YOU NEED A DRESS BLOCK? On ClothingPatterns101.com, I use the flat pattern method of pattern design. The flat pattern method starts with a sloper or "block", which is a very plain, unadorned pattern meant to fit your body perfectly. While you probably will never make a garment by simply cutting and sewing the block pattern (it's much too boring), it does serve as the HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
DRAFTING WOMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS Drafting women's pants patterns isn't as hard as it may seem. The trick, of course, is getting a good-fitting pant block - but once you have that, altering the style of the leg or adding a yoke is easy! Wide leg pants, flared from the hip, are an easy-fitting, casualstyle. They
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with LEARN HOW TO DRAFT A SWING TOP OR FLARED TOP Draw a line from the horizontal grainline to the hem, approximately in the center of the back. Cut along that line, then continue the cut along the horizontal line to the side seam. Flare the side seam to match the flare on the front pattern. This will force the piece down; don't worry about that. Re-draw the hemline, again with a gentlecurve.
HULAKITTY PATTERN DOWNLOAD PAGE Our sizes are similar, but not exactly the same, as retail sizes. PLEASE REFER TO THE SIZE CHARTS, BELOW, TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT SIZE RANGE, especially if you are in the 12 - 18 range. There is a difference between a 12 Misses and a 12 Womens, mostly in the waistand hips.
HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, WHY DO YOU NEED A DRESS BLOCK? On ClothingPatterns101.com, I use the flat pattern method of pattern design. The flat pattern method starts with a sloper or "block", which is a very plain, unadorned pattern meant to fit your body perfectly. While you probably will never make a garment by simply cutting and sewing the block pattern (it's much too boring), it does serve as the START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a CUTTING TOOLS, SCISSORS AND SHEARS FOR PATTERN MAKING A simple, inexpensive pair of scissors are fine – you don’t need anything fancy here. A 6” - 8" blade will cut most pieces. It’s also handy to have a short, 2” blade also for cutting smaller pieces or tight curves. A good pair of fabric scissors or shears are necessary to cut your muslin and your fashion fabric when you makeyour garment.
BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. DRAFTING NECKLINES AND COLLAR PATTERNS The Peter Pan collar, besides being a charming, traditional look, can also be "glammed up" with your choice of fabric. Use satin for the collar (with matching covered buttons), and crepe or velvet for the blouse, and you have a stunning evening look. The boatneck is HOW TO USE QUARTER SCALE PATTERNS IN DESIGN Print a copy of a quarter-scale version of the basic dress block (or pant block), glue it to cardboard, and cut it out to use over and over again. Small-sized patterns allow you to experiment without the use of cumbersome, full-sized patterns. (The images, above, are much smaller than a true quarter scale - get a printable set of the dress HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN For a bell bottom, you can add 1 1/2" for a nice flare. On the inseam, just start at the knee line and add the same amount at the hem that you added to the outseam. Make the lines at both the inseam and outseam smooth and continuous. Make the same alterations on the front and back pant leg. Add the same amount to the hemline on each side ofthe
HOW TO DRAFT A NOTCHED NECKLINE AND V-NECK Make a mark at that point, down from the center front neck. For an open vent, make another mark 3/4" to 1" from the center front, along the neckline. Draw a line between the two marks - easy! That's it! If you want a slightly larger and wider neckline, like the one shown above (to pull over the head more easily), just "scoop out" the neck abit.
HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
DRAFTING WOMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS Drafting women's pants patterns isn't as hard as it may seem. The trick, of course, is getting a good-fitting pant block - but once you have that, altering the style of the leg or adding a yoke is easy! Wide leg pants, flared from the hip, are an easy-fitting, casualstyle. They
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with LEARN HOW TO DRAFT A SWING TOP OR FLARED TOP Draw a line from the horizontal grainline to the hem, approximately in the center of the back. Cut along that line, then continue the cut along the horizontal line to the side seam. Flare the side seam to match the flare on the front pattern. This will force the piece down; don't worry about that. Re-draw the hemline, again with a gentlecurve.
HULAKITTY PATTERN DOWNLOAD PAGE Our sizes are similar, but not exactly the same, as retail sizes. PLEASE REFER TO THE SIZE CHARTS, BELOW, TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT SIZE RANGE, especially if you are in the 12 - 18 range. There is a difference between a 12 Misses and a 12 Womens, mostly in the waistand hips.
HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, WHY DO YOU NEED A DRESS BLOCK? On ClothingPatterns101.com, I use the flat pattern method of pattern design. The flat pattern method starts with a sloper or "block", which is a very plain, unadorned pattern meant to fit your body perfectly. While you probably will never make a garment by simply cutting and sewing the block pattern (it's much too boring), it does serve as the HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
DRAFTING WOMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS Drafting women's pants patterns isn't as hard as it may seem. The trick, of course, is getting a good-fitting pant block - but once you have that, altering the style of the leg or adding a yoke is easy! Wide leg pants, flared from the hip, are an easy-fitting, casualstyle. They
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with LEARN HOW TO DRAFT A SWING TOP OR FLARED TOP Draw a line from the horizontal grainline to the hem, approximately in the center of the back. Cut along that line, then continue the cut along the horizontal line to the side seam. Flare the side seam to match the flare on the front pattern. This will force the piece down; don't worry about that. Re-draw the hemline, again with a gentlecurve.
HULAKITTY PATTERN DOWNLOAD PAGE Our sizes are similar, but not exactly the same, as retail sizes. PLEASE REFER TO THE SIZE CHARTS, BELOW, TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT SIZE RANGE, especially if you are in the 12 - 18 range. There is a difference between a 12 Misses and a 12 Womens, mostly in the waistand hips.
HOW TO DRAFT A BOATNECK (OR BATEAU) NECKLINE It is a relatively straight, wide, and high neckline. To make the bateau neckline, raise the center front neckline approximately 1/2”. Mark a point at the center of the shoulder seam for the width of the neckline. Join the 2 points with a VERY gentle curve. When worn, WHY DO YOU NEED A DRESS BLOCK? On ClothingPatterns101.com, I use the flat pattern method of pattern design. The flat pattern method starts with a sloper or "block", which is a very plain, unadorned pattern meant to fit your body perfectly. While you probably will never make a garment by simply cutting and sewing the block pattern (it's much too boring), it does serve as the START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHED Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a CUTTING TOOLS, SCISSORS AND SHEARS FOR PATTERN MAKING A simple, inexpensive pair of scissors are fine – you don’t need anything fancy here. A 6” - 8" blade will cut most pieces. It’s also handy to have a short, 2” blade also for cutting smaller pieces or tight curves. A good pair of fabric scissors or shears are necessary to cut your muslin and your fashion fabric when you makeyour garment.
BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. DRAFTING NECKLINES AND COLLAR PATTERNS The Peter Pan collar, besides being a charming, traditional look, can also be "glammed up" with your choice of fabric. Use satin for the collar (with matching covered buttons), and crepe or velvet for the blouse, and you have a stunning evening look. The boatneck is HOW TO USE QUARTER SCALE PATTERNS IN DESIGN Print a copy of a quarter-scale version of the basic dress block (or pant block), glue it to cardboard, and cut it out to use over and over again. Small-sized patterns allow you to experiment without the use of cumbersome, full-sized patterns. (The images, above, are much smaller than a true quarter scale - get a printable set of the dress HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN For a bell bottom, you can add 1 1/2" for a nice flare. On the inseam, just start at the knee line and add the same amount at the hem that you added to the outseam. Make the lines at both the inseam and outseam smooth and continuous. Make the same alterations on the front and back pant leg. Add the same amount to the hemline on each side ofthe
HOW TO DRAFT A NOTCHED NECKLINE AND V-NECK Make a mark at that point, down from the center front neck. For an open vent, make another mark 3/4" to 1" from the center front, along the neckline. Draw a line between the two marks - easy! That's it! If you want a slightly larger and wider neckline, like the one shown above (to pull over the head more easily), just "scoop out" the neck abit.
CREATE CLOTHING PATTERNS WITH GREAT FIT AND UNIQUE STYLEFAQSSTOREVIDEOSHOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTSPADDING THE BODY FORM With These “Tricks of the Trade”, You Will Discover: How to use a simple commercial pattern to make a basic “block” – the tool you’ll need to make perfect patterns every time.; Why fit is so important and how to adjust the pattern so it fits you perfectly – you'll never do sewing alterations again!; How to make sewing patterns (using your custom block) for blouses, tops, dresses HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHEDCLOTHES PATTERNS FOR SEWINGDESIGNER CLOTHING PATTERNS FOR WOMENDRAFTING CLOTHINGPATTERNS
Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO DRAFT A FITTED SHIRT OR BLOUSE Trace around the front, neck, and shoulder, following the block pattern. Start tracing the armhole, but lower the curve at the bottom of the armhole by 1/2" (this allows more freedom of movement in the blouse than in the basic bodice). Trace the bust dart, then HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with HOW TO DRAFT A FLUTTER SLEEVE PATTERN Drafting the Flutter Sleeve. Start with your blouse sleeve block, shortened to about 2-3" below the bicep. Draw vertical lines dividing the sleeve into several sections, about 1 1/2" wide (except for each end - leave those sections about 3" wide). Cut along these lines from the hem almost to the sleeve cap. CREATE CLOTHING PATTERNS WITH GREAT FIT AND UNIQUE STYLEFAQSSTOREVIDEOSHOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTSPADDING THE BODY FORM With These “Tricks of the Trade”, You Will Discover: How to use a simple commercial pattern to make a basic “block” – the tool you’ll need to make perfect patterns every time.; Why fit is so important and how to adjust the pattern so it fits you perfectly – you'll never do sewing alterations again!; How to make sewing patterns (using your custom block) for blouses, tops, dresses HOW TO DRAFT A FULL SKIRT PATTERN The darts will close (as shown with the arrows) when you manipulate the pieces and spread them out. And now you just spread the pieces until you have a pleasing shape and a good amount of fullness for your skirt. Keep the pieces touching at the top/waist. With the darts closed, the fullness is MAKING SEWING PATTERNS "TRUE" AND PROPERLY FINISHEDCLOTHES PATTERNS FOR SEWINGDESIGNER CLOTHING PATTERNS FOR WOMENDRAFTING CLOTHINGPATTERNS
Making sewing patterns from your initial pattern draft requires "truing" and adding finishing touches to the draft. To turn your blouse block into a wearable garment, for example, the pattern must be finished and “trued”. Seam allowances, a hem, facings, markings - that's what makes your pattern draft a HOW TO DRAFT A TAPERED PANT PATTERN How to Draft a Tapered Pant Pattern. Tapered pants are flattering on most figures, and tapering the leg of your pant block is easy! These instructions are for a skinny pant, not a knit legging (your block is not designed for knits, and you'll still have some ease in thispattern).
BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS FOR PERFECT FITSEE MORE ON CLOTHINGPATTERNS101.COM HOW TO DRAFT A SHEATH DRESS PATTERN How to Draft the Sheath Dress. Start with your bodice and skirt block patterns. Line them up at the waist, with the center front a continuous line. The side seam may or may not line up at the side. You'll be joining the bodice and skirt, and eliminating the waist seam. So, you'll have to combine the 2 skirt darts into one dart,which lines up
HOW TO DRAFT A FITTED SHIRT OR BLOUSE Trace around the front, neck, and shoulder, following the block pattern. Start tracing the armhole, but lower the curve at the bottom of the armhole by 1/2" (this allows more freedom of movement in the blouse than in the basic bodice). Trace the bust dart, then HOW TO DRAFT A TUNIC TOP How to Draft the Tunic. A tunic is generally 4 - 6” longer than the blouse (which ends at the hip). Add about 1” at each side seam, at the hem, and taper to meet the armhole of the blouse block. There is no need to add to the bust or shoulders. A natural fit, with a bust dart, will be most flattering. You can also "hide" the bust dart with HOW TO DRAFT A FLUTTER SLEEVE PATTERN Drafting the Flutter Sleeve. Start with your blouse sleeve block, shortened to about 2-3" below the bicep. Draw vertical lines dividing the sleeve into several sections, about 1 1/2" wide (except for each end - leave those sections about 3" wide). Cut along these lines from the hem almost to the sleeve cap. CREATE CLOTHING PATTERNS WITH GREAT FIT AND UNIQUE STYLE With These “Tricks of the Trade”, You Will Discover: How to use a simple commercial pattern to make a basic “block” – the tool you’ll need to make perfect patterns every time.; Why fit is so important and how to adjust the pattern so it fits you perfectly – you'll never do sewing alterations again!; How to make sewing patterns (using your custom block) for blouses, tops, dresses BASIC PATTERN DRAFTING TECHNIQUES Basic Pattern Drafting Techniques - Manipulating Darts and Slashing the Pattern. How to Use Quarter Scale Patterns to Learn Pattern Drafting Techniques. Making a Princess Seam by Manipulating the Bodice Darts. Making a Yoke Seam by Pivoting the Bust Dart. Making a Full Skirt Using the Slash and Spread Technique. START MAKING PATTERNS WITH THE RIGHT DRAFTING TOOLS A commercial “fitting pattern” that you’ll use to make any alterations or adjustments for a well-fitting basic dress. Rulers and curves for accurate measuring and creating smooth lines. Paper, pencils and tape for making patterns. This can be as simple as brown craft paper or freezer paper. Paper scissors and fabric shears -you'll need both.
DRAFTING WOMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS Drafting women's pants patterns isn't as hard as it may seem. The trick, of course, is getting a good-fitting pant block - but once you have that, altering the style of the leg or adding a yoke is easy! Wide leg pants, flared from the hip, are an easy-fitting, casualstyle. They
HOW TO DRAFT PRINCESS SEAMS FOR FLATTERING FIT The Princess seam is one of the easiest methods of dart manipulation, and it results in a smooth, clean line that skims and slims the body.. It adds style to tops and dresses, while maintaining a smooth, body-skimming fit. It really is one of my favorite shaping seams! HOW TO DRAFT A BASIC BLOUSE PATTERN How to Draft the Blouse Body. Start by laying the front bodice over the front skirt block pattern. Line them up at the waist (they may not match at the side because of the difference in dart depth, but don't worry about that). Trace around the front, neck, and shoulder, following the block pattern. Start tracing the armhole, but lower thecurve
HOW TO DRAFT A FLARE PANT PATTERN For a bell bottom, you can add 1 1/2" for a nice flare. On the inseam, just start at the knee line and add the same amount at the hem that you added to the outseam. Make the lines at both the inseam and outseam smooth and continuous. Make the same alterations on the front and back pant leg. Add the same amount to the hemline on each side ofthe
DRAFT A DRESS BLOCK USING YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS! This is the best option if your internet access isn't reliable. $29.97 USD plus shipping. Purchase the Dress Block and Skirt, Blouse, and Dress Tutorials Together and SAVE !! $ 62.97 USD for download. yes! i want to draft my block and design dresses! $41.47. HOW TO DRAFT A CIRCLE SKIRT (WITH HANDKERCHIEF VARIATION) Use a piece of paper that is about 36" square (36" in both length and width). From the corner, draw points at 4 1/4" along the top and side of the paper (the radius of the waist circle), and in a curve in which each point is 4 1/4" from the corner. (Use a tape measure that is pinned at the corner and move the tape in from top edge to side edge HOW TO DRAFT A SWEETHEART NECKLINE The shape can be adjusted as you prefer - wider, lower, a more extreme curve, or higher and more gentle and modest. It all depends on your taste, and the particular dress or top you're making.ClothingPatterns101
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CREATE CLOTHING PATTERNS WITH GREAT FIT AND UNIQUE STYLE Nothing beats the look of custom crafted clothing. Patterns you make yourself will show off your own unique style and personality and let you stand out from the crowd. WHETHER YOUR STYLE IS TRENDY, SOPHISTICATED, FUN, CASUAL, OR BUSINESSLIKE, FIRST IMPRESSIONS MATTER. That’s why it’s so important to have clothes that fit well and make a statement about who you are. If you already sew your own wardrobe, you put a lot of time and effort into making your own clothes. Don't you want to ensure the best possible result? WITH THESE “TRICKS OF THE TRADE”, YOU WILL DISCOVER: * How to use a simple commercial pattern to MAKE A BASIC “BLOCK”– the
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