Learn to draft a basic bodice block pattern based on your body measurements. Enter them in the calculator and get computed results for all tutorial steps and fabric consumption.

Learn to draft a basic bodice block pattern based on your body measurements. Enter them in the calculator and get computed results for all tutorial steps and fabric consumption.

On this page, you can find various templates used in my DIY projects and tutorials. Free to download and print for personal use.

Learn to draft a basic bodice block pattern based on your body measurements. Enter them in the calculator and get computed results for all tutorial steps and fabric consumption.

Learn to draft a basic bodice block pattern based on your body measurements. Enter them in the calculator and get computed results for all tutorial steps and fabric consumption.

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

Learn how to draft fitted bodice patterns with princess seams. Examples both with and without cups. Also a section about inserting boning.

Learn to draft a basic bodice block pattern based on your body measurements. Enter them in the calculator and get computed results for all tutorial steps and fabric consumption.

A basic bodice block for all your design projects! This pre-made block pattern can save you time, and with quick edits you can create your favorite designs. Use this sloper to create blouses, shirts, tops and tunics. These patterns are basic templates and are made for designers who would like to create their own patterns. You can easily manipulate the patterns and make your own design! Pattern comes in full size selection (XS-6X). Please refer to the size chart to know your size. You will receive the sewing pattern for all sizes in one download! Recommended fabrics: Woven fabrics with no or mild stretch. Ease included: Bust- 2 1/2", 6.4cm Waist- 3/4",1.9cm Sleeve- 1", 2.5cm Fabric Yardage (For 60” width): 1 yards, 92 CM ---------------------------------------------------------- INSTANT DOWNLOADS INCLUDE: 1. Printable “Layered” PDF sewing pattern WITHOUT SEAM ALLOWANCES in A4/US letter print-at-home format and a large scale A0 copy-shop format. 2. Layered Projector file (designed to be used on a projector). 3. Size chart. 4. Guide for printing layered PDF sewing pattern and instructions for assembling the pattern. 5. Fabric recommendations and yardage. 6. Technical sketches of the design. 7. Finished garment measurements. Please note: Sewing instructions are NOT included in the pattern. One must be an experienced sewer and have basic knowledge of pattern making. Pattern may require minor alteration to fit per body size. Also checkout some of the related patterns here: DRESS BLOCK PATTERN- https://www.etsy.com/listing/488647906 DRESS BLOCK W/PANTS PATTERN- https://www.etsy.com/listing/712050660 DRESS BLOCK W/10 SLEEVES TYPES PATTERN- https://www.etsy.com/listing/400276843 ---------------------------------------------------------- Due to the nature of the product, no refund or exchange will be accepted. If you have any problem with the pattern, I’ll do my best to resolve the issues. PATTERN IS NOT FOR RESALE, COMMERCIAL USE ONLY. Feel free to reach out for any questions!

Learn to draft a basic sleeve block pattern based on your body measurements and bodice you work with. Simple pattern calculator included.

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Welcome to an exciting tutorial where we delve into the art of drafting basic bodice patterns! If you've been longing to create your own custom-fitted dresses and tops, this is the perfect guide for you. In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll explore two different dress styles, as well as invaluable techniques like hacking, altering, full bust adjustment, small bust adjustment, and dart manipulation. Get ready to unlock endless possibilities and achieve the perfect fit with your own handmade garments. Drafting Two Unique Dress Styles: In the first part of this tutorial, we'll embark on a creative journey to draft two distinct dress styles. From elegant and sophisticated to casual and playful, these designs will empower you to showcase your personal style. Through clear and detailed instructions, you'll learn how to create the perfect silhouette for your dream dresses. Hacking, Altering, and Adjusting: Let's take customization to the next level! In this section, we'll explore the art of hacking and altering patterns. Discover how to transform the basic bodice into a multitude of neckline shapes, sleeve variations, and skirt styles. We'll also dive into the world of adjustments, including full bust adjustments and small bust adjustments, ensuring a comfortable and flattering fit for all body types. Dart Manipulation and Design Details: Enhance the uniqueness of your garments with dart manipulation techniques. Learn how to manipulate darts to create interesting design details and create visually appealing shapes. From princess seams to dart transfers and pivoting, you'll acquire valuable skills to add that extra touch of creativity to your creations. To support your sewing journey, I'm thrilled to provide you with a free PDF pattern for the basic bodice dress in five different sizes. Simply download and print the pattern to get started on your customization adventures. You'll have the foundation you need to bring your design visions to life. With this tutorial, you'll have the tools and knowledge to draft your own unique bodice dress and top patterns. Embrace the joy of sewing and unleash your creativity by creating garments that fit you like a dream. The possibilities are endless, and I can't wait to see the beautiful creations you'll make using these techniques. Don't forget to share your sewing journey and creations with the community, using the hashtag #sparrowrefashion. Let's inspire and support one another on this creative adventure. Thank you for joining me in this exciting exploration of bodice patterns. Happy drafting and sewing! #BodicePatterns #DressPatterns #TopPatterns #CustomFit #SewingTutorial #SewYourStyle #CreativeSewing #HandmadeGarments #PatternDrafting #DartManipulation #SewingJourney #FreePattern #PDFPattern #ShareYourCreativity Mastering the Art of Bodice Patterns: Create Stunning Dresses and Tops plus Free PDF in 5 sizes! Free Printable Basic Bodice with sleeve , and pattern hacking CLICK! How to hack pattern to different styles Dart Manipulation: Types of Darts basic bodice pattern making free printable basic pattern for beginners

Get one-half sheet of pattern paper. Construct a back and front bodice pattern. Draw perpendicular line T 1-2 =3/4 inch (2cm) down 1-3 = 4 inches (10 cm) 1-4 = 5 ½ inches (14 cm) 2-5 = bust point h…

My first experience with pattern drafting was when I was 15 years old and I drafted a pair of pants. I actually thought that since I was drafting the pants from my body measurements, they would fit perfectly without any fitting. They did not and I was very upset. Being 15 and not knowing any better, I thought that I had somehow made a mistake. Maybe I did make a few mistakes, but ultimately great fit is achieved through fitting. So as we go through this process, please keep my 15 year old experience in mind and try and be a little patient with the process and yourself. Below is my chart for taking measurements. As I drew this out, it occurred to me that it might be a great help to see me take my measurements. Let me know if this is something you would like to see and I will be happy to do so. Front Bodice Measurements 1. Neck: Measure around your entire neckline at the base of your neck. 2. Shoulder To Bustpoint: Measure from the base of the neck at your shoulder to your bustpoint. Be sure to wear a well fitting bra while taking your measurements. 3. High Bust: Measure above bust from base of arm to base of arm. 4. Bustpoint to bustpoint. 5. Full bust measurement: Measure around fullest point of bust. 6. Shoulder to Waistline: Measure from base of neck at shoulder to bustpoint, then continue to wasitline. 7. Full Waist Measurement: To find your waist, place your hands on your hips and bend to the side. Where you bend is your waistline. Measure around body. 8. Hip Length: Measure from waistline to fullest area of hips. 9. Full Hip Measurement: Measure around hips at fullest point. Back Bodice Measurements 1. Shoulder to Shoulder: Measure from shoulder point to shoulder point across back. 2. Across Back: This measurement is taken across the back from the base of the arm to the base of the arm. 3. Center Back Length: Measure from base of neckline to waist. Tomorrow we will begin drafting a basic bodice top. Tools for Drafting; 1.I cannot live without a 2" wide clear ruler. They are 18" in length. The ruler pictured below is my absolute favorite. I have quite a few. 2. A French Curve. A great little tool that everyone should have. A basic one is fine. They can usually be found at art supply stores. 3. Hip Curve. You can get by without a hip curve, but I believe that if you are going to do any amount of drafting, it is a tool that is well worth the investment. Mine is metal and is exactly like the one pictured below. Here is a link for ordering one of your own, http://www.amazon.com/Designer-Curve-Ruler-Aluminum-Construction/dp/B000V808HG/ref=sr_1_2?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1389370547&sr=1-2 4. Drafting paper. When I was in school, it was recommended that we work with brown paper. I happened upon a roll of white paper at an office supply store and loved it because I see through the paper and easily trace lines. I have never gone back to using brown paper. I hope this will be a fun and interesting process for everyone. As I said yesterday, it's something that I really enjoy so I know I'll have a good time!!!

Learn how to make a Basic Sleeve Block Pattern Drafting with our easy and straigthforward pattern making tutorial.

Hi Clouds, today im sharing with you a basic bodice sloper ive been working on, to make a set that is easier to make and equally effective than the complicated ones. The most important thing when tracing any garment pattern is to take the measurements correctly. so here you have some pictures that will help you. And remember we have this video about how to take measurements of others and also your own measurements. And here you have the video class to trace your basic body sloper, and some diagrams for reference but you need to watch the video to complement the information and get all the knowledge you need to get a perfect set of patterns that you can use to make any top garment or any dress you want. Remember is important to make a muslin or toile, which is a try garment to check if your pattern needs any adjustment. These Diagrams are for reference only, watch the video class to know to trace the perfect body sloper, it has additional information about how to trace armholes and other tips. VIDEOCLASS:

How to Make a Bodice Pattern - Draft a sloper pattern based on your own measurements to help you fit patterns to yourself.