Basic bodice pattern free

Hi Clouds, today im sharing with you a basic bodice sloper ive been working on, to make a set that is easier to make and equally effective than the complicated ones. The most important thing when tracing any garment pattern is to take the measurements correctly. so here you have some pictures that will help you. And remember we have this video about how to take measurements of others and also your own measurements. And here you have the video class to trace your basic body sloper, and some…

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Unlock endless sewing possibilities with my free PDF pattern for a basic bodice! 🧵✨ Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this step-by-step tutorial makes it a breeze to create a foundation for stunning garments. Download now and start your creative journey!

Maybe it’s the lack of social interaction lately, but I feel like a Livestream. Join me, Friday, March 27th, 11 am PST for a special self-isolation Livestream to catch up and do a simple design exercise. WANT TO JOIN IN ON THE FUN?To follow along you’ll need the following: • drafting tools: pens, rulers, French curve, tape, paper, scissors • a copy of our 1:2 scale princess line Bodice Block.If you happened to miss the stream I’ll post it here and download the pattern to practice on your own…

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Follow my tutorial and draft a basic bodice block (bodice sloper) based on your body measurements. Enter the measurements into the user-friendly calculator, which computes approximate fabric consumption for the bodice and includes the measurements you have taken (and also measurements, that need to be calculated) in the detailed step-by-step pattern drafting tutorial, which you can easily download as a pdf document into your computer.

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Darts are added to a garment as they take up the excess fabric and help to fit the pattern on body contours. In a Basic Bodice pattern of women's wear there is shoulder and waist dart in front and only waist dart at back. On Basic Skirt Sloper, there are two waist darts each at front and at back. Darts are formed to fit body contours that vary in shape and size and they may appear as straight, concave and convex converging lines on finished garment.