Tailored sleeve pattern drafting

VIDEO CLASS: In Past classes, we saw how to trace the bodice sloper or the basic bodice patterns. Today im going to show you how to make a custom basic sleeve. Here in this diagram, you can see the main points to trace the sleeve. The top curve of the sleeve must have the same measurement of the 2 armholes together, front and back of your top patterns. If the sleeve curve length is bigger, stitch it like in the following images. (Usually, the sleeve curve is bigger for 1.5 cm approximately…

One-piece sleeves vs. two-piece sleeves (Shaeffer, Claire. Couture Sewing Techniques.) | Erica B.'s - D.I.Y. Style!

conversion of one-piece to two-piece sleeve pattern

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Find out how to convert a one-piece sleeve pattern into a two-piece jacket sleeve in this Web Extra from Threads #182.

On its own, the sleeve head area of a tailored jacket can look a bit limp and in need of reinforcement – that’s where a shoulder pad and some sleeve head wadding come into play! Shoulde…

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I’m often asked how to fit a sleeve for the greatest range of motion. I’ve discovered that baggy hip-hop pants—those dropped-crotch pants made popular by urban B-boys, DJs, and graffiti…

Page 1 of 2 - The Tailor & Cutter Lounge Coat and Sleeve System - 1970 - posted in The Coatmakers Forum: The following Tailor & Cutter lounge coat system comes from Advanced Practical Designing for Men's Clothing. For once, the publication date is printed in the book: 1970. Some of you will be pleased to see the presence of the side body, however there is another lounge coat draft in the same book without it! It represents what is probably the most recent Tailor & Cutte...