Bodice sloper

Making your own bodice pattern is easier than you think. This helpful video tutorial shows you how to draft a bodice pattern that will fit you perfectly. If you're looking for ways to take your homemade clothes to the next level, this is it! Watch the video to explore exactly how this is done and be sure to visit the blogger's site listed below for even more tips and tricks. From the Blogger: "I have created a video tutorial on how you can draft your own bodice block/bodice sloper. I’ve…

You are learning how to make your sloper, following along the sloper tutorial because you know how important it is and how helpful it will be, but yours doesn't look like the example, did you do something wrong? Probably not! In this video I share why and how you sloper may look different.

Master the art of sloper pattern drafting with my guide and free PDF in 10 sizes . Learn to create a custom sewing sloper for a perfect fit.

So after last week's incredibly fun foray into math...because, sure, math is fun, now we must focus on making the new sloper pattern we have drafted fit properly. It is very doubtful your new sloper will fit perfectly right after you plot it out, or if like me you resorted the the standardized measurement chart it is almost certain that the resulting pattern won't fit you perfectly! Never fear, we aren't looking for perfect, at least not yet! Time to start fixing and fitting! So you have…

Blocks If you have found my content useful, please consider buying me a cup of coffee to support the continuation of this website. Blocks (or Slopers): The Basics This page gives some general information on blocks. See the menu to visit the pages with instructions for drafting your own blocks and downloading Third Scale Blocks

Women's Bodice Slopers. Use to make your own bodice designs. Basic instructions included on the pattern. 10% discount for purchase of full run of sizes. Available sizes: 30-inch Bust, 24-inch Waist, 30-inch High Hip 32-inch Bust, 25.5-inch Waist, 32.5-inch High Hip 34-inch Bust, 27-inch Waist, 34.5-inch High Hip 36-in

These instructions are detailing how to ‘draft’ (aka pattern make) a sleeve sloper. This tutorial will rely on having already made the front bodice and back

Do you want to learn how to draft the basic bodice pattern for women? Drafting a bodice pattern can seem complicated, but with a few basic measurements and some simple calculations, it can be done easily. I find the art of turning a 2D object like fabric into a 3D-shaped garment fascinating! This is especially

Bunka style blocks a lot here. It is one of the simplest, and yet at the same time, more complex blocks we have come across. Bunka Fashion College is from Japan, and they use the Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) sizes to develop their basic blocks.