Integrating Draping, Drafting, & Drawing - Fairchild Books

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15 Pin the trued and trimmed muslin back together to check the fit on the form. Mark a notch at the screw level on the armholes and a second notch 1 ⁄4 below the notch for the back. Drawing Flats Steps for drawing a flat free-hand without a flat figure reference. 1 Neckline 2 Shoulder and then Armhole 3 Creating Matching Side Seams 4 Planning Hemline Width 5 Starting Shoulder Darts 6 Finishing Waistline Darts Drawing a flat figure as a guide or reference to establish the correct proportion and fit of a garment. Tracing Paper or Semi- Translucent Marker Paper Flat Figure Sketch on Another Page A B C Sketching Only the Garment as it Would Fit Flat of Your Garment without the Figure D A Proportions B Sewing Lines C Fit D FInished Flat BODICE |65 65
Integrating Draping, Drafting, and Drawing | 66 Making the Bodice Sloper Paper Pattern to Sloper 1 Cut oaktag twice the size of the pattern. Fold it in half and press a sharp, flat folded edge. Draw a cross grain line using an Lsquare. Fold the center seam allowance of the paper pattern under and align with the fold and the cross grain. 2 Transfer all pattern lines to the oaktag using a needle point tracing wheel. Muslin to Paper Pattern 1 Mark any additional corrections on the muslin pattern, remove the pins and press flat. 2 Draw length and cross grain lines on the pattern paper. Place the muslin on the paper, matching grain lines. Use pattern weights or push pins to hold the muslin in place. 3 Transfer pattern lines onto the paper using a tracing wheel with a serrated edge. Working on a soft surface such as cork is ideal. Guide the wheel with a ruler for smooth transfer of lines. 4 Allow 1 for the side seam, shoulder, and center seam allowances. The neckline, armhole, and waist have 1 ⁄2 allowance. Extend all seam lines into the seam allowances.
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