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    Drafting The Back Bodice Sloper

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    Accurate and exact measurement is important in drafting the back bodice sloper/foundation pattern in order to produce a well fitted blouse

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    Drafting The Back Bodice Sloper

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    Felicisima Lontoc
    Accurate and exact measurement is important in drafting the back bodice sloper/foundation pattern in order to produce a well fitted blouse

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    DRAFTING THE BACK BODICE SLOPER

    Back bodice sloper is a partial part of a pattern use to cover the back part of the body.

    Measurement needed:
    BF Bc ÷ 4 Ch ÷ 2 Sh ÷ 2 W÷4 SH

    Procedure:
    1. Draw a construction line
    2. AB – ½ Ch + ½”
    3. AC – ½ Sh
    4. AD – ¼ BC
    5. Square down point A,B,C and D
    6. AE – BF square right point E
    7. EF – ¼ W + 1”
    8. FG – SH which is located on line D
    9. Connect F and G with straight line
    10. CH – 1 ½” ( standard mean for the shoulder slope
    11. AI – 2 ¾”
    12. AJ – ½” connect J to I with the use of French curve, connect pts I, H with straight line
    13. HK – 4” K is located on line B
    14. Connect H, K and G with French curve
    15. L – is the midway of E & F
    16. LM – 5” to 6”
    17. LN – ½”. Connect N to M
    18. LO – 1/2 “ Connect O to M
    DRAFTING THE FRONT BODICE SLOPER
    Front bodice sloper is a kind of pattern use to cover the front part of the body.

    Measurement Needed:
    Sh ÷ 2 ch ÷ 2 BC ÷ 4 Bd Bh W÷4 FF SH

    Procedure:

    1. 1-2 = ½ chest

    2. 1-3 = ½ sh

    3. 1-4 = ¼ Bc + 1”; square down pts. 2 ,3, & 4

    4. 1-5 = Front Figure (FF)

    5. 5-6 = ¼ W + 2”

    6. 6-7 = SH + ½” on line 4

    7. 7-8 = 1” inward

    8. 3-9 = 1 ½ “ ( shoulder slope downward)

    9. 1 10 = 2 ¾ “

    10. 1 – 11 = 3” downward, connect 10-11 with the use of frenchcurve

    11. 9 -12 = 4” pt. 12 is located on line 3; connect pts. 9, 12, 8, 7 with frenchcurve

    12. 5-13 = ½ bust distance

    13. 10 -14 = Bust height

    14. 13 – 15 = 1” connect pts. 15 to 14

    15. 13 – 16 = 1” connect 16 to 14

    16. 6 – 7 = ½ “ connect with a slant line.


    STEPS IN DRAFTING SKIRT SLOPER

    Measurement Needed:

    W÷4 Hip1 ÷ 4 Hip2 ÷ 4 skirt length

    Procedure:

    1. AB – depth of hip 1

    2. AC – depth of hip 2

    3. AD – skirt length + 1”, square right point BCD

    4. AE – ¼ waistline + 1”

    5. BF – ¼ Hip1 + ½ “

    6. CG – ¼ “ hip2 + ½ “

    7. DH – skirt width (10” – 11”) connect E, F, G, and H with a hip curve

    8. AI – ½” of A to E, square down point I

    9. BJ – measurement of A&I

    10. KI – ½ “, connect K and J with a straight line

    11. IL – ½ “, connect L & J with straight line

    12. AM – ½”, connect M and E with the use of a hip curve

    13. NH – 1/2”

    14. Connect N to D with the use of hip curve


    STEPS IN DRAFTING THE SLEEVE SLOPER

    Measurements Needed:

    Sleeve Cap Sleeve length arm circumference bicep

    Procedure:

    1. AB – cap height ( approximately 4”)

    2. AC – sleeve length

    3. BD – ½ bicep + ¾”, connect A and D

    4. CE – ½ of arm circumference + 3/8”

    5. F – ½ AD

    6. G – ½ AF

    7. H – ½ FD

    8. I – 3/8 above G on line A

    9. J – ¼ below H on line B & D.

    10. Connect pts. A, I, F, J, D with french curve


    STEPS IN DRAFTING THE FRONT PATTERN FOR SHORT PANTS

    Measurements needed:

    W÷4 Hip2÷ 4 crotch depth outside length

    Procedure:

    1. Draw a construction line and mark corner as point A.

    2. AB – Crotch depth + 1”

    3. AC – Outside length, square right pts. B & C.

    4. BD – ¼ hip2 + 2”. Square up point D. and mark the intersection as point E.

    5. DF – 1 ½ “connect pt. E to F with French curve

    6. G is the midway of B and F. Square down pt. G and mark the intersection as pt. H.

    7. EI – ¼ waist circumference inward +3” for the pleats

    8. HJ – BG minus ½”. Connect pts. I and B and J with hip curve

    9. KH – HJ measurement. Connect pts. F and K with curve ruler.

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