Length = 14 ½”Constructions
Chest = 36”
Shoulder = 14”
Waist = 30”
Sleeve length = 9”
Round Arm = 13”
For the princess cut blouse back design:
(1-13) = ¼ waist + ½”If u want sleeve less pattern in a princess cut blouse design: then, (0-3) = 1/6 chest
(13-14) = 1 ½” or (1-2)
(14-15) = ½”
(16) = centre of (8-6)
(17) = centre of (14-2)
(17-18) = ½”
(6-A),(13-B) & (15-C) = 1 ½”(for seam)
For the front profile of a princess cut blouse design:
(0-1) = Length + ½”
(1-2) = 1 ½”
(2-2′) = 1 1/2″ (in turn 1” and ½ “ for seam)
(0-3) = 1/6 chest + 1 ½”
(0-4) = ½ shoulder + ½”
(4-5) = straight line
(3-6) = ¼ chest + ¾” (for tight fitting – 1/4 ch+1/4″ (or) 1/2″
(7-4) = 4” or 1/12 chest + 1”
(4-10) = ½” down
(8-3) = 1”
(7-9-8) = front neck curve
(11-5) = 1”
(13) = ½”
(1-14) = ¼ waist + ½”
(2-15) = 1/12 chest + 1”
(15-16) = 3/4”
( 12 ) = centre of (10-6)
(6-A) & (14-B) = 1 ½” for seam
For sleeveless pattern take this measurement: (0-3) = 1/6 chest
For sleeves:
(0-1) = length + ½”
(1-2) = 1 ½”
(0-3) = 1/12 chest + 1”
(3-4) = 1/6 chest + ¾ “
(1-5) = ½ Round Arm
(6-7) = ½”
(8) = centre of (0-4)
(8-9) = ¾”
(10) = centre of (8-4)
(10-11) = ¾”
(4-a), (5-b) & (7-c) = 1 ½” (for seam)
How to cut this blouse when the back draft 3 & 6, 1 & 13 measurements are not same if we calculate and draw?
From 6 to 13 is a slanting line. (3-6)= 1/4 chest + 3/4″
(1-13) = (3-6) minus 1/2″ (or) take waist round then, calculate 1/4 waist + 1/2″
Princess Line Directed From Neckline
- Go for darted sari blouse patterns: If you’ve selected raglan style for making princess line blouse then your first requirement is to go for darted sari blouse patterns
- Create back & front patterns: For this you’ll have to make paper patterns of both back and front bodices for a darted raglan style sari blouse
- Create seam: This pattern will also feature seam allowances. First cut off all the dart lines and then cut the waistline darts towards necklines
Back Bodice Pattern for Princess Line
- Create two parts: Back bodice is quite easy to obtain. All you need is to just cut off the extra dart allowance and separate the two parts
- Create the princess line: Now take the impressions on another pattern paper while adding seam allowance at the dart line so as to create the princess line
- Shape the neckline: Now mark the notches for joining and grains for cutting
- Take the front bodice pattern: For this you’ll have to stick all the darts except the waist line dart
- Create dart manipulation: The pattern you’ve create will now result in a 3-dimensional structure. This process of transferring darts from one place to the other is technically known as dart manipulation
- Trace the outlines: Now after getting the 3D structure, press the pattern over a pattern paper and traced the outlines
- Obtain the princess line: Since the darts are now manipulated into a seam line, you’ll now obtain your princess line
- Shape the neckline: Add seam allowance to the freshly cut princess seam and shape the neckline
- Pattern cutting: Mark the notches for joining and grain lines for pattern cutting
- Get the final font patterns: For this, you’ll have to cut the patterns. And your final front patterns for princess seam blouse are ready
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