Drafting a Bodice Sloper in Browzwear VStitcher

In this advanced level tutorial, I take you through the steps of drafting a basic bodice sloper using the 2D workspace in Vstitcher.
I apologize in advance for using "inches" to refer to some measurements, all measurements in this video are taken in centimeters.
The pattern book that I am using is called, "Metric Pattern Cutting for Women's Wear" By Winifred Aldrich. If you are interested in purchasing this book, below is the direct Amazon Associates link:
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Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments section.
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[@NiroOnlineMusic]

This is gold. Pure gold. I've been trying to understand this book and how to imply it to Vstitcher. This is an absolutely very clear and well-directed tutorial without any bu||shi/t! I would like to see more of these pattern-making tutorials on Vstitcher. Many thanks!

[@angelamholm]

This is amazing!! Thank you so much for doing these, Afsha and Browzwear!!! Sharing!

[@GrenierProductions]

Fantastic!! Looking forward to all of your future installements!!

[@Astridmakes]

Fits in perfectly with the new 301 class, thank you so much!

[@3dfashionsolutions]

So happy to hear that Astrid! Thank you! ❤️

[@mattbate2234]

You're the best

[@truongthanhthuy3162]

hi dear, how to free scale all the garment in vstitcher? i can not quick scale it:(

[@Seriouslyoverit24]

I am not a designer and just learning this software so this question may sound completely ignorant but is there any way to simply trace the template in the book using the pen tool and then adjust the (3d) measurements in Vsticher based on my spec sheet?

[@3dfashionsolutions]

You can bring the image of the pattern in as artwork, apply it to a square/rectangle pattern piece, lock it, and trace it to create a pattern shape. You will then be able to edit the points to change the measurements.