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    The document provides instructions for drafting a fly front and making adjustments to a basic block pattern to create a jacket pattern. For the fly front, it describes how to determine the zipper base point, typically 5-10cm from the crotch intersection. It then instructs to add a curved 4cm flap from the center front to the base point to create the new cutting line. A zipper shield piece is also traced off. For the jacket block, it lists steps to lower the armhole and widen the armhole, side seam, raise the shoulder and extend the shoulder to create the basic extended line block. For the sleeve, it describes lowering the sides, widening the underarm, and

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    The document provides instructions for drafting a fly front and making adjustments to a basic block pattern to create a jacket pattern. For the fly front, it describes how to determine the zipper base point, typically 5-10cm from the crotch intersection. It then instructs to add a curved 4cm flap from the center front to the base point to create the new cutting line. A zipper shield piece is also traced off. For the jacket block, it lists steps to lower the armhole and widen the armhole, side seam, raise the shoulder and extend the shoulder to create the basic extended line block. For the sleeve, it describes lowering the sides, widening the underarm, and

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    The document provides instructions for drafting a fly front and making adjustments to a basic block pattern to create a jacket pattern. For the fly front, it describes how to determine the zipper base point, typically 5-10cm from the crotch intersection. It then instructs to add a curved 4cm flap from the center front to the base point to create the new cutting line. A zipper shield piece is also traced off. For the jacket block, it lists steps to lower the armhole and widen the armhole, side seam, raise the shoulder and extend the shoulder to create the basic extended line block. For the sleeve, it describes lowering the sides, widening the underarm, and

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    The document provides instructions for drafting a fly front and making adjustments to a basic block pattern to create a jacket pattern. For the fly front, it describes how to determine the zipper base point, typically 5-10cm from the crotch intersection. It then instructs to add a curved 4cm flap from the center front to the base point to create the new cutting line. A zipper shield piece is also traced off. For the jacket block, it lists steps to lower the armhole and widen the armhole, side seam, raise the shoulder and extend the shoulder to create the basic extended line block. For the sleeve, it describes lowering the sides, widening the underarm, and

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    MSTFD5015 -

    PATTERNMAKING

    VERS, 1 - 2022
    Referenced From - FASHIONPEDIA
    Referenced From - FASHIONPEDIA
    Referenced From - FASHIONPEDIA
    DRAFTING A FLY FRONT
    Determine the zipper base point.
    This will vary based on one’s size, personal fitting adjustments to the front
    and the style of the pants. Typically, the base point is located anywhere
    from 5cm to 10cm from the crotch inseam intersection. There should be
    enough space to accommodate a 15cm or 20cm zipper. Once deter-
    mined, mark the point on the center-front line with a square dot.

    Add the flap


    by drawing a line 4cm from the center-front seamline that curves to the
    zipper base point, using the curved ruler to ensure a smooth curve. This
    becomes the new cutting line for the fly front.

    Final Pieces
    this flap shape will be added to the front of your pants pattern and also
    traced off to create a new peice which will be your zipper sheild.
    MAKING A JACKET BLOCK
    BASIC EXTENDED LINE BLOCK TO JACKET:
    Step 1 - Lower armhole 2.5cm
    Step 2 - make bigger at armhole and side seam 1.5-2cm
    Step 3 - Raise shoulder 1cm
    Step 4 - Extend shoulder 0.5cm

    Sleeve:
    Step 1 - Lower sides of sleeve 2.5 cm
    Step 2 - bring out underarm seams 1.5-2cm
    Step 3 - Raise sleeve head height 1cm
    Step 4 - Blend and test measurement against new bodice
    Adjust as needed.

    Referenced From - PATTERNMAKING FOR FASHION DESIGN


    DRAFTING COLLARS- SHAWL
    Basic Shawl Collar:
    Step 1 - Extend out CF for button extension.
    Step 2 - On the CF/EXTENSION mark your BREAK POINT
    Step 3 - From SHOULDER POINT draw a line to the BREAK POINT
    Step 4 - Extend from the SHOULD POINT 1/2 the CB NECK measurement
    Step 5 - Extend from the CBN point at a right angle to create the roll of the collar.
    (6-8cm ish)
    Step 6 - Blend from this point to break point.

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