This is fabulous Liz. Could you link the part 2 please. I can’t source it presently. Would be great to see how it turned out! It was great that you showed every step. Even a beginner could have a go. Brilliant.
For the sleeved version the mock-up will be shown in my next video (posting Mar 24th) you can see a mock up of the tank style pattern in my monthly makes video from last month: ruclips.net/video/Wfct6jYhX2g/видео.html
How will you add the 1-2 inches in the gusset from the front piece to the back when they are such different sizes? So interesting to watch your thought process. 😊
I'm just borrowing from one side to give it to the other. Both the front and back are the same width where they will be sewn together. If it makes it easier you can just draft to your measurements and then once its done cut off the inches from the front and tape them to the back so that the seamline moves forward
Such a great informative video! I HAD to send you something on CashApp! Hoping to draft a bodysuit and one piece swim suit and you just gave me the blueprint and confidence it’s doable. Thanks Liz!
After the jumpcut at 8:30, the shoulder line has gone from being at a 90 degree angle to being diagonal. How did you determine the angle to slant that shoulder line at? I'm a little confused as to where that slant came from 😅 Thanks!
Do you think I could use my bodice sloper (that I drafted with my measurements) and trace the armhole directly onto this? It's drafted to have almost no ease but it's drafted without any reduction factor.
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This is fabulous Liz. Could you link the part 2 please. I can’t source it presently. Would be great to see how it turned out! It was great that you showed every step. Even a beginner could have a go. Brilliant.
I would like to see the mock up and your solutions to any problems you find.
For the sleeved version the mock-up will be shown in my next video (posting Mar 24th) you can see a mock up of the tank style pattern in my monthly makes video from last month: ruclips.net/video/Wfct6jYhX2g/видео.html
Excellent presentation.
How will you add the 1-2 inches in the gusset from the front piece to the back when they are such different sizes? So interesting to watch your thought process. 😊
I'm just borrowing from one side to give it to the other. Both the front and back are the same width where they will be sewn together. If it makes it easier you can just draft to your measurements and then once its done cut off the inches from the front and tape them to the back so that the seamline moves forward
So informative, thank you. ❤
Such a great informative video! I HAD to send you something on CashApp! Hoping to draft a bodysuit and one piece swim suit and you just gave me the blueprint and confidence it’s doable. Thanks Liz!
After the jumpcut at 8:30, the shoulder line has gone from being at a 90 degree angle to being diagonal. How did you determine the angle to slant that shoulder line at? I'm a little confused as to where that slant came from 😅 Thanks!
Do you think I could use my bodice sloper (that I drafted with my measurements) and trace the armhole directly onto this? It's drafted to have almost no ease but it's drafted without any reduction factor.
It’s worth a try
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