Where can l find the basic pant pattern ? And for pant when l calculate crotch extension do l add ease with hip circumference before divide by 16 or 8?
Hi, here are two videos about pant patterns. ruclips.net/video/9OhCcqw-t7g/видео.html ruclips.net/video/txU-ysdwbYw/видео.html For the crotch depth, it doesn't really matter whether the ease is included or not unless you have a really big amount of ease (like 10" ease). Let's say your hip is 40" and you add 2" of ease. 40÷16=2.5" 42÷16=2.625" Depending on the fit you want or fabric, you won't able to feel 0.125" difference at the crotch.
Hi, when you draw the crotch depth, you don’t have to add ease to the hip circumference. However, even if you add ease first and divide by 8 also works because culotte is basically very loose fit. Hope it helps.
Hi Jin, I wonder what happens with culotte that you want to make long, like palazzo pants. What happens with the crease line when drafting a very large (flared) hem, does the rule of having it passing at the center of the hem and knee width still apply? That will put a lot of fabric in the inseam. Is this the way is it suppose to be or different rules apply for the crease line in those kind of pants? Thank you for always your very interesting video!
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Where can l find the basic pant pattern ? And for pant when l calculate crotch extension do l add ease with hip circumference before divide by 16 or 8?
Hi, here are two videos about pant patterns.
ruclips.net/video/9OhCcqw-t7g/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/txU-ysdwbYw/видео.html
For the crotch depth, it doesn't really matter whether the ease is included or not unless you have a really big amount of ease (like 10" ease).
Let's say your hip is 40" and you add 2" of ease.
40÷16=2.5"
42÷16=2.625"
Depending on the fit you want or fabric, you won't able to feel 0.125" difference at the crotch.
Wonderful video, why did u made crotch for front and back different is there any particular reason
The back crotch should be longer than then the front so that you can have the pant inseam in the middle of your thigh.
This is SCHOOL
Does the hip measurement include ease before dividing by 8? Thanks
Hi, when you draw the crotch depth, you don’t have to add ease to the hip circumference. However, even if you add ease first and divide by 8 also works because culotte is basically very loose fit. Hope it helps.
@@PatternStudio101 Thanks. Can I apply this to a Palazzo pants pattern?
@@nubiasamuel2114 absolutely 💯
Hi Jin, I wonder what happens with culotte that you want to make long, like palazzo pants. What happens with the crease line when drafting a very large (flared) hem, does the rule of having it passing at the center of the hem and knee width still apply? That will put a lot of fabric in the inseam. Is this the way is it suppose to be or different rules apply for the crease line in those kind of pants? Thank you for always your very interesting video!
@@helenekiraly3510 Great question! :)😉
Does hip÷8 ±1 work for all sizes?
These are technically pants but make from skirt and the rise will be very loose. Yes, for all sizes. You can make bigger.
Hello, i like your videos very much.
where can i find the pattern for skirts ? please help
If you see PLAYLIST, I have "skirt patterns". Thank you 😊
Hi. Can we use same crotch depth calculation in metric system? For example; hip circumference % 8 -/+ 2,5 cm (1 inch must be around 2,5 cm).
Absolutely 👍
@@PatternStudio101 Great! Thank you so much!
thank you mam so nice of you but i didn't find how to measure the crotch depth guide from your website
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