Dress block pattern

Drafting the Dress Block Drafting the Dress Block The Extended Line Dress (ELD) block is used to make dresses without a waist seam. Image 1 shows what the ELD block looks like. You don't need to make the ELD block from scratch - you can make it either: Using your Bodice Blocks and Skirts Blocks;

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

For This basic sleeve block the meassurments are: Sleeve Length : 65 cm Front Armhole : mark by X Back Armhole : mark by Y (the front and back armhole meassurements are taken from the torso block or according to the measurment of the model)

If you love to sew your own clothes, you’ve definitely come across and used commercial sewing patterns at some point, but did you know that those patterns originate from blocks or slopers? And those blocks and slopers are created using a technique called pattern drafting. Pattern drafting is a pattern making process using the measurements of different body areas to create basic patterns – or blueprints if you like – of essential pattern blocks – this is often referred to as a pattern set!

Drafting the Torso Bodice Drafing the Torso Block The Torso Block goes down to hip level and is used to make shirts, tops and blouses*. Image 1 shows what the Torso Block looks like. The Torso Block is just an extension of the Bodice Block, and there are three ways you can make it. Using

Learn how to adjust and adapt your custom measurements to automatically draft an accurately fitting basic torso block quickly using Patternlab.

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…

Learn to draft a dress block that fits YOU perfectly! Use your own body measurements to draft a dress block, and make your own sewing patterns.