Trick Clothing Patterns for Adult Women Size
By mastering this technique, the rest will be able to make other patterns of clothing, such as shirts, jackets, sweaters, dresses, blouses, bolero, cardigans, hodies, tanktops, vests, shirts, black skirts, veils, kebaya etc. But with a note of having to practice a lot and tailoring it yourself.
Learning Basics Sewing. How to Take Patterns for Adult Women's Clothing. Caption: 1) Neck circumference: measured around ...
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1) Neck circumference: measured around the neck is not exceeded tight and is not exceeded loosely
2) The width of the face: measured 6 or 7 centimeters from the curve of the neck to the bottom, then measured flat from the boundary of the shell of the left arm to the limit of the right arm circumference
3) Body circumference: measured around the largest body with the position of the centimeters not exceeding the height & 4 inches.
4) Chest height: measured from the curve of the middle neck of the face to the boundary between the two left and right breast points.
5) Waist circumference: measured to fit around the waist
6) Pelvic circumference; measured circularly to the thickest hips by means of a horizontal joint is not exceeded strictly
7) Pelvic height: measured from the waist to the largest pelvic border to the back plane
8) The width of the back: measured 9 inches downward from the back of the cervical vertebrae so measured horizontally from the confines of the left arm ring to the right arm circumference
9) Length of back: measured from the spine straight to the waistline
10) Skirt length: measured from the waist to the length of the desired skirt
11) Shoulder length: measured from the neck circumference to the lowest shoulder limit
12) Arm length: measured from the lowest shoulder to the expected length
13) Height of arm height: measured from the lowest shoulder to the limit of the largest arm / arm muscle or the same as the shoulder length.
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| Sizeing pattern |
Drawing the pattern of the Dressmaking system starts from the back pattern, but at the beginning the procedure is usually determined as a measure of ½ body circumference that starts with one point.
A - B = ½ the size of the body circumference.
A - C = ¼ body circumference plus 1 centimeter meter.
B - B1 = 1.5 centimeters.
B1 - D = the length of the back, for a horizontal line at the point of E.
B - B2 = 1/6 neck circumference plus 1 centimeter meter.
Connect point B1 with B2 as image (back neck).
C - C1 = 5cm, connect to point B2 with a dashed line (auxiliary line).
B2 is moved by the length of the shoulder through the auxiliary line given the name B3 point
B3 - B4 = 1 centimeter, equalize B2 to B4 and connect with a firm line.
B1 - G = ½ length of back plus 1 centimeter, for left horizontal lines & name point H.
B1 - G1 = 9 centimeters.
G1 - F1 = ½ width of the back (for the line width of the back).
The shape of the back arm's ring circumference line from the point B4 to F1 remains to F, just like the image.
D - D1 = ¼ size of waist circumference plus 3 centimeters (grand pleated coupe) minus 1 centimeter.
D - D2 = 1/10 waist circumference.
D2 - D3 = 3 centimeters (large pleated coup).
From D2 and D3 divided by 2, a dashed line is made until the body lines (G and H) are measured 3 centimeters down, connected to the D2 & D3 points to become pleated to the coupon.
D - D1 = ¼ waist circumference plus 3 centimeters.
D1 is connected with F, so the line of the back sector body angle.
Description of advance sector pattern
A - A1 = 1/6 neck circumference plus 1 centimeter.
A - A2 = 1/6 neck circumference plus 1.5 centimeters.
Connect point A1 with A2 as well as image (neckline face pattern).
A1 - C2 = shoulder length size.
A2 - A3 = 5 centimeters.
A3 - F2 = ½ width of face.
Contact point C2 to F2 to F, just like the image (the arm's circumference of the advance sector).
E - E1 = 2 centimeters (as large as the corner corners).
E1 - E4 = ¼ waist circumference plus 4 centimeters (3 centimeters large pleated coupon & 1 centimeter to differentiate the face to back pattern).
E1 - E2 = 1/10 waist circumference.
E2 - E3 = 3 inches (great pleated coup).
E2 & E3 divided by two dotted lines to center the middle of the shoulder.
A2 - J = chest height.
From J a line is made to J1.
J1 - J2 = 2 centimeters, first connected to the E2 point and E3 prints pleated coup.
F - I = 9 centimeters, first connected to the dashed line to point J1.
J1 - K = 2 centimeters.
From I to I1 and I2 measured 1 centimeter each, first connect with point K.
I1 - K = I2 - K, which is used as a reference length, i1 to K.
E4 is connected to I2 and point I1 with F, so the line in terms of the body of the face sector.
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SIMPLE SYSTEM
1/4 SCALE
sample, if you have:
Neck circumference = 36 centimeters
Body circumference = 88 centimeters
Waist circumference = 60 centimeters
Face Length = 30 centimeters
Face Width = 31 inches
Chest height = 14 inches
Facet length = 17 centimeters
Shoulder Length = 12 centimeters
Back Width = 33 centimeters
Back length = 36 centimeters
Chest distance = 17 centimeters
so that the image pattern will form the same as below:
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| DESCRIPTION OF ADVANCE Body Pattern n rear |
A - B = 1/6 neck circumference + 2 centimeters
B - C = Length of Face
C - D = A - E = ¼ Body circumference + 1cm
A - A1 = 1/6 Neck circumference + zero, 5 centimeters
A1 - A2 = Shoulder length
A2 - A3 = down 4 centimeters
B - B1 = 5 centimeters
B1 - B2 = ½ Face width
C - C1 = ¼ Waist circumference + 1 + 3 centimeters
C - C2 = 1/10 Waist circumference + 1 centimeter meter
C2 - CC3 = 3 inches
C1 - C4 = up 1.5 centimeters
C4 - K = Length of angle
C - Meter = Chest height
Meter - O = ½ Distance of the chest
DESCRIPTION OF REAR PATTERNS:
A - B = 1.5 - 2 centimeters
B - C = Length of back
C - D = A - E = ¼ Body circumference - 1 cm
A - A 1 = 1/6 neck circumference + zero, 5 centimeters
A1 - A2 = Shoulder length
A2 - A3 = Down 3 centimeters
B - B1 = 10 centimeters
B1 - B2 = ½ Width of back
C - C1 = ¼ Waist circumference - 1cm + 3cm
C - C2 = 1/10 Waist circumference
C2 - C3 = 3 centimeters
C1 - K = Length of facet
Basic Arm Pattern
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| Basic Arm Pattern |
Measures that are used
1). Arm circumference = 40cm (measured from body pattern)
2). Arm height = 12 centimeters
3). Arm length = 24 inches
Arm pattern description
Drawing the pattern of the arm starts at point A which is the top of the arm.
A - B = arm length.
A - C = the size of the height of the top of the arm, for the line up to the points D and E, after being measured from the point A ½ of the circumference of the arm's shell that meets the line from the point C.
For dashed lines (auxiliary lines) from A to D and from A to E.
Auxiliary lines from A to D and A to E are divided by three. 1/3 from A to D
given point A1 & from A to E is called point A2.
A1 - A4 = A2 - A3 = 1.5 centimeters.
Point D1 = 1/3 D - A
D to D1 divided by two is called point D2.
D2 - D3 = zero, 5 centimeters.
Connect A with A4 with D1, D3 and D as the image (the arm's circumference of the advance sector).
Connect A together with A3 and E as the image (rear ring arm circumference).
G - G1 = E1 - E2 = 1.5 centimeters.
Connect E with E2 (rear sector arm angle), & D with G as image (arm angle of face field)
Basic Skirt Pattern
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| Basic Skirt Pattern |
Draw a skirt pattern starting at point A.
A - B = skirt length.
A - C = pelvic height.
A - A1 = ¼ waist circumference plus 4 cm (3 centimeters for large pleats, 1 centimeter meter to distinguish the size of the face pattern from the back pattern).
A1 - A2 = 1.5 centimeters.
Connect A to A1 as the image (waist line).
A - D = 1/10 waist circumference.
D - D1 = 3 centimeters.
Against the midline between D & D1 a straight line is drawn up to the C line boundary with C1 (pelvic line).
D - D1 = 12 centimeters.
C - C1 = ¼ hip circumference plus 1 centimeter meter.
B - B1 = C - C1.
B1 - B2 = 3 centimeters.
B2 - B3 = 1.5 centimeters.
Connect the A1 to C1 to print the hip line and from C1 to B3.
Connect B with B3 as the image (underline skirt).
Description of the back skirt pattern
Drawing the skirt pattern in the back sector is the same as drawing the skirt pattern of the front sector. The only difference lies in the size of the waist circumference and hip circumference. The size of the waist circumference and the size of the pelvic circumference of the front face pattern is greater 2 centimeters than the back sector pattern.
But the shape of the lines, waist lines and underscore of the skirt is the same as the pattern of the face's skirt. For that reason, the pattern of the back sector skirt is made from the pattern of the face plane skirt. To distinguish the pass by moving the center of the face as large as 2 centimeters with the tips of measuring from A to E, the same as from B to F is 2 centimeters, connect point E with F together with a straight line (center line back).
If you want to have a pattern of the face sector and the pattern of the back sector against paper that is not similar, you should move one of the skirt patterns. It is recommended that the displaced pattern is the back plane pattern, along with the face plane skirt pattern, there is also a back plane pattern. In moving the pattern it should be noted that the backline of the pattern must be in a straight position, the waistline and the skirt's angle should be the same as the original one.
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| Description of the back n face skirt pattern |
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