A sloper is a pattern of your figure; it’s a great tool for adjusting commercial patterns. By directly comparing the sloper to a style pattern, you can make initial alterations that eliminate many fit problems at the pattern stage. This post has moved to https://letslearntosew.com/how-to-fit-with-your-sloper/
Advanced Pattern Making
Advanced Pattern Making Techniques: Pattern Grading
Practical pattern grading techniques for the home sewist. Finally, pattern grading made easy! Pattern grading doesn’t have to be hard! But, have you been led to believe that it’s only for industry professionals or that you need some fancy software or elite knowledge to grade sewing patterns? I’m here to tell you that you can…
How To Make a Full Bust Adjustment on Princess Seams
Fun fact: most garment patterns are designed for a B or C cup size. But according to a survey from lingerie retailer Intimacy, the average woman’s bust in the U.S. is a 34DD. So if you’re sewing a top, you might want to take your measurements and compare them to your pattern before you start cutting…
Advanced Pattern Making Techniques: Adding a dart to a dartless bodice
Learn how to add a dart to a dartless bodice, in two ways! Plus, one of them can be used for a full bust adjustment! This post has moved to https://letslearntosew.com/adding-a-dart/
How to Use Underlining in Garment Sewing
One of the biggest differences between regular garment sewing and couture sewing is underlining. Underlining is what gives couture garments their superior overall appearance and elevates any homemade article of clothing to a designer-grade product. This post has moved to https://letslearntosew.com/underlining-in-garment-sewing/