Clear and concise. Thank you! I was happy to see that when I compared your dart calculations to the method I learned 35 years ago, it came out the same. Nice to have the confirmation!
@@PatternStudio101 it's a bit different but turns out almost exactly the same: 1/2 the drop goes to the side seams, 1/3 to the back darts and 1/5 to the front darts.
Hip rise is measured from the waist to the crotch line (you will see she mentioned it on the video at 3:24) . Note that the your waist line could be depending your style of the pants (high waist, mid waist or low waist).
Hello Jin, thank you for these great tutorials. I am hoping to get started drafting a pair of shorts soon. Is the crease line the same thing as grain line when I lay the pattern out on my fabric?
Hi Jin, happy new year! I have a question. I have a pants pattern that looks all right and everything thing matches what you mentioned in your master class, except that the crease line is not in the center of the crotch line, for both front and back. I made a sample of this pattern, it fits me perfectly. My question is: is that anything wrong that I didn't notice?
Happy New Year!! If the pants fit you great, no worries. The bottom line is that our body shapes are unique. There's no absolute rule for pattern-making.
Pant drop is the difference between waist circumference and hip circumference. Use this term with inches. Watch this video. ua-cam.com/video/ocHVhL6gK_o/v-deo.html
Hi, I use only inches in my old videos. But you can see cm subtitles in my new videos. Even if I talk only inches, there's always cm text on the screen. Thank you 😊
Hi. where is the "how to measure guide"? I could not find it on your website. I would like to know some more information on how to calculate rise height.
@@bhck7488 Hi, did you join my UA-cam membership? Then you got an email with Bodice block making instructions as a bonus, right? And you will get weekly instructions every Wednesday. Please check spam folder if you haven’t received my emails.
So if I draft the shorts using body measurements with no added ease, except for the extra 1” on the back, then this draft is going to be skin tight, right? Would this be considered more like a moulage?
Hello Jen, I have a question about the “Rise” : Do you recommend we measure from the waist to the crotch at the Center Front, or from The waist to the crotch, at the side seam? Thanks for all your fabulous tutorials!
Hi mam, How to find knitted pant knee measurment. Ex:Buyer measurment chart all BOM included but knee measurment missing, so how to find knee measurment . measurment all are centimeters. I hope you problem solved from you.
Hi, there's no rule for the knee measurement. But if you have a thigh and ankle measurements, then the knee should be in between. But it really depends on the design. 😊
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Clear and concise. Thank you! I was happy to see that when I compared your dart calculations to the method I learned 35 years ago, it came out the same. Nice to have the confirmation!
Oh, great!!! You have your method 😊
@@PatternStudio101 it's a bit different but turns out almost exactly the same: 1/2 the drop goes to the side seams, 1/3 to the back darts and 1/5 to the front darts.
Kindly explain the calculation for hip rise. how did you get your hip rise?
Hip rise is measured from the waist to the crotch line (you will see she mentioned it on the video at 3:24) . Note that the your waist line could be depending your style of the pants (high waist, mid waist or low waist).
Easiest one I’ve followed! Great job will be using the back one next.
Thank you. Enjoy 😊
awesome mam i watch your videos on daily basis over and over again so i can give you watch time always and on daily basis
Hahaha ha thank you 😊
Great work jin. It's so easy to understand that ❤
Happy to hear that. Enjoy 😉
Great video Jin! I am definitely going to draft this! Can't wait for the back!!
Thank you for nice words!!
Thank you I was happy to see that❤
My pleasure 😇
Thanks for share your know! I'm very learning for you!! Included learn English! I'm from Brazil and beginer in study English!🤩😃
Thank you for your kind comments. Learning a second language is a forever thing 😀
Thank you... this channel is very usefull. Great work. Thank you..❤
My pleasure. Thank you 😊
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Hi Jin,
Love your UA-cam. I cannot find “how to measure guides” on your website.
Very great ❤️👌👍
Thank you 😊
Great tutorial! very helpful! Thank you!
Does this method work for both men's and women's pants?
Yes, you can apply this for both men and women.
@@PatternStudio101 thank you!
Hello Jin, thank you for these great tutorials. I am hoping to get started drafting a pair of shorts soon. Is the crease line the same thing as grain line when I lay the pattern out on my fabric?
Yes, that’s correct 👍
Thank you!
Hi Jin, happy new year! I have a question. I have a pants pattern that looks all right and everything thing matches what you mentioned in your master class, except that the crease line is not in the center of the crotch line, for both front and back. I made a sample of this pattern, it fits me perfectly. My question is: is that anything wrong that I didn't notice?
Happy New Year!! If the pants fit you great, no worries. The bottom line is that our body shapes are unique. There's no absolute rule for pattern-making.
Please make video on Gerber software... About pattern grading
very nice maam
Thank you 😊
Always on target. Where can I find the explanation for the "drop"? In other words what is the drop? Thanks.
Pant drop is the difference between waist circumference and hip circumference. Use this term with inches. Watch this video. ua-cam.com/video/ocHVhL6gK_o/v-deo.html
I am your fan. Love your work. One request, could you please use cm as well as inches on the instructions? Thank you ❤
Hi, I use only inches in my old videos. But you can see cm subtitles in my new videos. Even if I talk only inches, there's always cm text on the screen. Thank you 😊
@@PatternStudio101 wonderful!
Thank you 😊
Hi. where is the "how to measure guide"? I could not find it on your website. I would like to know some more information on how to calculate rise height.
Go to my website www.pqtternstudio101.com and sign up my email list. You will get it via my email.
Tnx Jin for your tutorial,I have a question about rise hight.how to draft apant pattern consider waist band width
@@EyaelTamiru It depends on where you want to have a waistband and how you measure the body. I have several videos on that 😁
Thank you Jin. How do I gain access to your PDF instruction? I just subscribe to become a member.
@@bhck7488 Hi, did you join my UA-cam membership? Then you got an email with Bodice block making instructions as a bonus, right? And you will get weekly instructions every Wednesday. Please check spam folder if you haven’t received my emails.
So if I draft the shorts using body measurements with no added ease, except for the extra 1” on the back, then this draft is going to be skin tight, right? Would this be considered more like a moulage?
The fit depends on the fabric. 1” ease might be skin tight for some fabric, not for others.
Hello Jen, I have a question about the “Rise” : Do you recommend we measure from the waist to the crotch at the Center Front, or from The waist to the crotch, at the side seam? Thanks for all your fabulous tutorials!
Hi, it shouldn't be very different. But I measure at the side seam. Straight!
Hi good morning I always watch ur videos do u give classes online ?ok heard what u said at the end of the video so I went an sgined up
Hi 👋 are you joined my email list? If you like my videos, join my FB group. The link is in the description box. Thank you!!
Pls help me,For which type of belly shape we subtract 1/4" or 1/8" from crotch debth
hi Jin your communication is good please make a vedio on hosiery for mens shorts.
Hi Sujan, what did you mean hosiery for men's shorts? Is it like leggings?
@@PatternStudio101 pleases make a vedio on men's half pant pattern for hosiery fabric .
Hi, I love your tutorial. But I don’t understand what “drop” and “rise” is. I’m new to sewing.
Drop is the difference between waist and hip measurement.
Rise is the distance between the crotch line and hip line.
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Hi, what software do you use and do you have a tutorial on it?
Hi, I'm using PAD system and I do have tutorial videos. If you go to my Playlist, you will see PAD tutorials. 16 videos there so far.
Hello ma'am can you do a video of pleated shorts pattern making?
Okay, I'll make one 😉
hi, are darts necessary? if so, how come?
Because darts make body shape.
Olá..como posso calcular as medidas em cm. Não estou conseguindo😢
Please back neck deep pattan
Hi, how do I calculate the hip length?
You don't calculate the hip length. You measure it. From the waistline to the hip line.
Hi can I use it to sew man 👨 pants
Yes, you can apply this method for man's pant!
The crotch extension you have taken, is it full circumference or half front circumference?
Can you please explain differently? I don’t understand your question. Full or half circumference of what?
She meant to say the crotch extention you took of hip /16 that is of full hip circumference or half hip circumference???? Pls reply
@@PatternStudio101 she meant to say that crotch extention you took is that is hip /16. So it full hip circumference or half ???
@@shurahbiltharani9891 Hip circumference is full hip circumference measurement. And divided it by 8 or 16 etc.
Hi mam, How to find knitted pant knee measurment.
Ex:Buyer measurment chart all BOM included but knee measurment missing, so how to find knee measurment . measurment all are centimeters.
I hope you problem solved from you.
Hi, there's no rule for the knee measurement. But if you have a thigh and ankle measurements, then the knee should be in between. But it really depends on the design. 😊
@@PatternStudio101 thanks for reply🙏💐.