PATTERN MAGIC Tomoko Nakamichi Bra >» * Using this At the beginning of of a garment and book (page 7) pattern
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PATTERN MAGIC Tomoko Nakamichi
Bra
>»
*
Using
this
At the beginning of of a garment and
book (page
7)
pattern pieces.
A
this
flat
book I
explained about the relationship between the three-dimensional structure
major objective when making garments for
women
is
not only that they
fit
properly but that they also look attractive. For this reason, garment design will never cease to exist and provide endless enjoyment.
I
hope the pattern-making method
silhouette or design detail,
The
pattern drafting
(block) for adult dress
and that you learn from the
and manipulation
women
I
introduce here
ideas in this
for the design of garments in this
(Japanese ‘M’
size:
scale dress
form helps
its
surface area
is
down
scaled
to understand the overall balance
construction of a pattern in an easy-to-follow way, actually constructing the
Abbreviations used
in
new methods
find
that
work
for you.
are based on the Bunka-style sloper
book
All the
in
measurements on
to a quarter
and
this dress
volume
its
and look of a garment. As
form are
half that
to one-eighth. Using a half-
my
objective
was
to explain the
have omitted pattern markings such as facing lines used for
I
garment and the amount of
Symbols used
of use to you in turning an image into a
bust 83cm, waist 64cm, centre back length 38cm), and a half-scale
form for the three-dimensional pattern manipulation.
of a full-sized dress form,
is
book and
fabric required to
make
the garment.
pattern drafting
pattern drafting Line that acts as a guide
BP
Guide
line
Shown by a
when drawing
other
lines.
thin solid line.
Bust Point Line Indicating that
AH
Sector line
equal lengths.
one
line of a fixed
Shown by a
length has been divided into
thin broken line.
Arm Hole Line indicating the finished outline of a pattern.
Finishing line
FAH
a thick solid line or a broken line.
Line indicating
Cut on the fold
BAH Back
Shown by
Arm Hole
Front
Shown by a
where the
fabric
is
to
be cut on the
fold.
thick broken line.
Arm Hole
B
Right angle marking
Bust
W Waist
One-way
pleats
-Ef
‘P-
Draw two diagonal
lines sloping
downwards towards the hem. Shows
Indicates that the cross-wise grain of the fabric runs in the direction of
Grain line
the arrow.
Hip
BL Bust Line
solid line.
that the higher line folds over the lower line.
V
Mid Hip
Shown by a thin
:
\\
MH H
L
Indicates a right angle.
Bias direction
WL
/
Shown by a thick
solid line.
Indicates the direction of the bias of the fabric
Shown by
a thick solid line.
Waist Line
HL
Extension marking
indicates the part to
be
Ease marking
Indicates the part to
be eased.
stretched.
Hip Line EL