Conversation About Master Patterns
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- I often recommend concentrating on getting a basic pattern - blouse (bodice), skirt, pants - to fit so you have what I refer to as a "master pattern." You can use a master pattern in two ways: you can design garment variations from it, and you can use it to alter a commercial pattern. In this "Conversation About Master Patterns," Kris Haight and I explore both of these avenues of using a master pattern. Kris talks about some of her experiences, and I provide a number of concrete examples.
I also discuss in detail "proofing a pattern," which simply means making a garment from the pattern, and wearing the garment a few times. Wearing an actual garment and going about your usual activities lets you check that the garment is comfortable and functional. Perhaps you will decide to make a few adjustments. But moving forward with future garment developments and design changes, you know that you will be incorporating the fit and functionality you like. Rather than jumping to a complex design, I recommend working step-by-step with smaller design changes, so you're always utilizing and building on your prior work. Plus you get a number of new garments in your wardrobe along the way!
A few resources:
• Handling Sewing Frustrations, with Sarah Veblen / Episode 64
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• Styles from a Skirt Master Pattern / Taunton 2 Disc DVD Set
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• Create a Bodice Master Pattern / Taunton 2 Disc DVD Set
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Thank you Sarah and Kris. Very enjoyable to listen too and lots of great information 🤩
I'm glad you enjoyed it and got some good info, too!
Sarah, I learned about your Horizontal Balance Lines from Alexandra Morgan. I also have your fitting book.I appreciate what you contribute to the home sewists community. I have also learned about making slopers/test patterns and garments to achieve the correct fit and styling before working on my master fabric. I've also learned that I look better wearing princess lines.
This was fantastic, I learned a lot! The advice about the yoke was new to me and so incredibly helpful. **I would love more information on fitting with princess seams.
it's impossible to find nowadays Dvd player and your dvd's are out of stock, could you please sell your tutorials in different formats? especially a bodice master pattern