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📹 HOW TO DRAFT A SUIT DIRECT TO THE FABRIC | Part 1- Body
Hello Guys, I decided to make a video on how to draft a suit direct to the fabric. I divided it into 2 separated videos: PART 1- For the …
📹 HOW TO DRAFT A SUIT (how to cut and sew suit)
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Thank you for bringing out this viable opportunity. Your teaching is well understood. My question is : the 2½ slant on the shoulder, is it typical to everyone or it depends on individual shoulder shape? If there’s any reason for removing ½ an inch before constructing the neck and shoulder base, please let me know sir.
Hello Mr. Vinci I’m in Uganda . Have been a scholar of coats for quite same time & I really appreciate your work very much sir cos you really explain & make emphasis in your tutorials where necessary I liked you “box frame” method kinda related to metric pattern drafting I gave it a try & my pattern couldn’t fit well it was tight . then I asked my self where I went wrong !!😒 Basing on the other method of drafting the back part then placing it further other fabric so as to draft the front & side panel I realised that may be in this box formula the button allowance was small compared to the 3″ or 3 .3quaters that are left as the button allowance.