How to Draft a Simple Skirt Pattern, CRAFTOVISION
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Can you please make more pattern drafting videos. Thank you!
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YOU ARE SO SKINNY
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:-) Awesome! Thanx!
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273 likes- 0 dislikes. Says it all.
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how about the lining how to add it... will it look ugly on side split
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hi m trying to sew this but iam new at sewing and dnt even have machine so i am using hand sew so i can gft it....but when i tried transferring pattern using tracing wheel it didnt worked. i had to transfer all markings again m going to make some alteration as side zip and side split.. can you give me some tip how to sew invisible zipper with hand...sorry for so many troubles, i liked your videos as they are very detailed n simple
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i ve learned a tip: if the seam line of the front part is little longer than the back part (BF plus 1 cm) the skirt would stand MUCH better.
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how would i go about adding side seam pockets to the pattern?
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You have inspired me! Thanks so much. -Desperate Dress Designer Dummy
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Oh god this is like watching one of my nightmares Im so bad at maths
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I feel like she explained it more than she would have on threadbanger. :)
Actually if you can do decimal points, you just need to know the conversion from fractions to decimal point. I work at a fabric counter and we have to use the decimal point since our calculator doesn't do fractions.
1/8 = .125
1/4 = .25
1/3 = .33
3/8 =.375
1/2= .5
5/8 = .625
2/3=.66
3/4 = .75
7/8 = .875
Earendilgrey 6 months ago 7
@Earendilgrey Thanks for the conversions! I am a bit of a traditionalist and like to know how to do things without a calculators help. My sewing teacher was a stickler about knowing fractions. I guess it rubbed off a bit.
Craftovision 6 months ago
your top's from rebecca turbow, right?
Asnov 6 months ago
@Asnov Yup! I love that shirt. Soooo comfy.
Craftovision 6 months ago
How do you multiply fractions? lol I completely forget! I can add no problem, but I am completely bereft of any real math skills. lol
YostBride11 6 months ago
@YostBride11 There is a website called webmath(dot)com. That will help!
Craftovision 6 months ago