Hello Could you please explain to me why you create 2 darts at the waist and then you evacuate one on the sides of the skirt? These 2 darts were apparently necessary to absorb the excess fabric at the waist no ? Great work Thanks a lot!
This operation is to explain the meaning of darts to beginners. It is difficult to consider the shape of the hip in pattern making on paper, and all operations are mathematical. But with draping you can see first-hand why and where you need darts.
Even if can be made even smaller than your hips if stretch material is used. You can make the finished pattern smaller. If you use regular fabric, you will need to add about 2 cm to the hip dimension. This is because you need this room when you sit down. To try it out, you stand up and measure your hip dimension with a tape measure. Then sit down gently. You will see that the measurement increases.
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Could you please explain to me why you create 2 darts at the waist and then you evacuate one on the sides of the skirt?
These 2 darts were apparently necessary to absorb the excess fabric at the waist no ?
Great work Thanks a lot!
This operation is to explain the meaning of darts to beginners. It is difficult to consider the shape of the hip in pattern making on paper, and all operations are mathematical. But with draping you can see first-hand why and where you need darts.
how much fullness do you reduce from the skirt to give it the tight effect? is there a precise measurement?
Even if can be made even smaller than your hips if stretch material is used. You can make the finished pattern smaller. If you use regular fabric, you will need to add about 2 cm to the hip dimension. This is because you need this room when you sit down. To try it out, you stand up and measure your hip dimension with a tape measure. Then sit down gently. You will see that the measurement increases.
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