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Measurements (cm)BACK

Lines P1 P2 P3 P4Chest 87 A 0.0 5.3Waist 74 NP 2.0 0.0

Hip 99 B 5.0 17.0Narrow Back 32 C 12.0 16.0

Nape of Neck to Waist 40 D 19.0 22.4Arm Hole Depth 17 E 42.0 9.3 10.3 11.4 20.7

Bust Point to Bust Point 20 F 61.0 24.8Full Hip Length 19

FrontLines P1 P2 P3 P4

AA -1.3 5.3B 5.0 20.3 23.3

NP 6.5D 19.0 10.0 20.3 23.3E 42.0 8.3 10.0 11.7 21.9F 61.0 26.3

Bisect AA1-B2 (Shoulder dart centre), connect this point to D1 9.5Shoulder Dart Width 6.3

Because of angle, centre side of dart is longer than lateral. Measure D1 to Medial Edge of Dart. Extend lateral side to match length then redraw affected shoulder area.

For both front and back waist darts, extend darts along vertical line running through E2 until 5cm below line D and 5cm above line F.

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F Bodice 2

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Measurements (cm)Lines P1 P2 P3 P4 P5

AA 0.00 35.95 42.8 48.5Bust 87 A 0.00 6.20

Waist 74 NP1 1.50 0.00Neck 32 B 4.20 16.5 18.50

Shoulder 12 BB 5.7 25.39 27.075Nape to Waist 40 NP2 6.2 48.5

Waist to Hip 23 C 19.00 8.25 16.5 21.788 27.08 36.08Narrow chest 36 D 41.50 8.25 21.788 36.075 48.50Narrow back 32 Dart width 2.36 2.83 3.31

Armhole depth 17T 6.5 Dart W 1 Depth 5U 7.40V 2.50W 2.00X 5.67Y 2.5Z 1.00

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Sleeve

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Calculated MeasuresLines P1 P2 P3 P4 P5

F lat. curve 14 A 0.0F med. Curve 12 B 17.3 -25.2 17.7B med. Curve 18 C 29.5 -9.0B lat. curve 13 D 54.0 -15.8 -11.3 -6.8 -1.8 3.2Armscye 57 Back point 12.7 Front pointWrist 20 Lat. arc radius 18.6 Med. Arc radiusWrist dart? y Med. Arc radius 15.8 Lat. arc radiusDart size n=6 4 Med. Arc length 19.0 Med. Arc lengthArm Length 54 Ideal Med. Arc length 18.9 Ideal Med. Arc LengthBicep size mod. N=3 3 Tot. armhole length 58.5 EaseCap ht mod. N=1 1Front Sleeve mod. 1.3 Cuff Radius

Measurements (cm)

Instructions1. On bodice armscye, make sure notches are at the apex of the shoulder (may not

correspond with shoulder seam) and at the points on the front and back where the armscye begins to curve back towards the side seam. (see illustration)

2. Measure sideseam to front curve notch for “F. lat curve”3. Measure front curve notch to apex for “F. med. Curve”4. Measure apex to back curve notch for “B. med. Curve”5. Measure back curve notch to sideseam for B. lat. Curve6. Enter desired finished cuff circumference for “wrist”7. Enter “Y” or “N” for wrist dart along with desired dart size.8. Ensure bicep size from B1-B2 is sufficient, if not then adjust using “bicep

size modifier”9. Adjust amount of ease (should be less than 1 3/4” or 4.7cm) with the “Cap ht

mod.”10.Adjust Front Sleeve constant until “median arc length” and “ideal med. Arc

length” on front and back are equal or near equal.11.Draw vertical centre line, then horizontal lines A, B, C, and D with points

plotted on the lines.12.Connect D1 to B1 with straight line, extend the line past B1 by the measure of

the Back Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.13.Connect B1 to A at the centre with a straight line.14.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 12 to draw a curve

starting at B1 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B1 to A. If you want to add in your seam allowance, keep your compass anchored at the same point and shorten your radius by the measure of your seam allowance.

15.Connect D6 to B2 with straight line, extend the line past B2 by the measure of the Front Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.

16.Connect B2 to A at the centre with a straight line.17.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 15 to draw a curve

starting at B2 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B2 to A. Seam allowance can be done as in step 14.

18.Measure down the vertical line from A by the measures of the Front Medial Curve Radius and the Back Medial Curve Radius. Mark these points.

19.Using compass, draw in these curves. Seam allowance can be added by lengthening the radius by the seam allowance.

20.Add in seam allowance on the sides.21.Add seam allowance below D for the cuff, unless you are doing a wrist dart

(implies dress shirt).WRIST DART INSTRUCTIONS22.Drop D2 and D3 by 1 cm or 1/2”23.Raise D4 by 1cm or 1/2”24.Connect D1-dropped D2/D3- D4-raised D5 and D6 with curved line, radius is “cuff

radius”. Anchor point for radius is vertical below raised D5, vertical above dropped D3, and

25.Dart is D2 to D3, apex is C1.

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Instructions1. On bodice armscye, make sure notches are at the apex of the shoulder (may not

correspond with shoulder seam) and at the points on the front and back where the armscye begins to curve back towards the side seam. (see illustration)

2. Measure sideseam to front curve notch for “F. lat curve”3. Measure front curve notch to apex for “F. med. Curve”4. Measure apex to back curve notch for “B. med. Curve”5. Measure back curve notch to sideseam for B. lat. Curve6. Enter desired finished cuff circumference for “wrist”7. Enter “Y” or “N” for wrist dart along with desired dart size.8. Ensure bicep size from B1-B2 is sufficient, if not then adjust using “bicep

size modifier”9. Adjust amount of ease (should be less than 1 3/4” or 4.7cm) with the “Cap ht

mod.”10.Adjust Front Sleeve constant until “median arc length” and “ideal med. Arc

length” on front and back are equal or near equal.11.Draw vertical centre line, then horizontal lines A, B, C, and D with points

plotted on the lines.12.Connect D1 to B1 with straight line, extend the line past B1 by the measure of

the Back Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.13.Connect B1 to A at the centre with a straight line.14.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 12 to draw a curve

starting at B1 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B1 to A. If you want to add in your seam allowance, keep your compass anchored at the same point and shorten your radius by the measure of your seam allowance.

15.Connect D6 to B2 with straight line, extend the line past B2 by the measure of the Front Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.

16.Connect B2 to A at the centre with a straight line.17.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 15 to draw a curve

starting at B2 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B2 to A. Seam allowance can be done as in step 14.

18.Measure down the vertical line from A by the measures of the Front Medial Curve Radius and the Back Medial Curve Radius. Mark these points.

19.Using compass, draw in these curves. Seam allowance can be added by lengthening the radius by the seam allowance.

20.Add in seam allowance on the sides.21.Add seam allowance below D for the cuff, unless you are doing a wrist dart

(implies dress shirt).WRIST DART INSTRUCTIONS22.Drop D2 and D3 by 1 cm or 1/2”23.Raise D4 by 1cm or 1/2”24.Connect D1-dropped D2/D3- D4-raised D5 and D6 with curved line, radius is “cuff

radius”. Anchor point for radius is vertical below raised D5, vertical above dropped D3, and

25.Dart is D2 to D3, apex is C1.

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Calculated MeasuresP6

8.211.4

8.113.412.612.6

1.5

13.0

Instructions1. On bodice armscye, make sure notches are at the apex of the shoulder (may not

correspond with shoulder seam) and at the points on the front and back where the armscye begins to curve back towards the side seam. (see illustration)

2. Measure sideseam to front curve notch for “F. lat curve”3. Measure front curve notch to apex for “F. med. Curve”4. Measure apex to back curve notch for “B. med. Curve”5. Measure back curve notch to sideseam for B. lat. Curve6. Enter desired finished cuff circumference for “wrist”7. Enter “Y” or “N” for wrist dart along with desired dart size.8. Ensure bicep size from B1-B2 is sufficient, if not then adjust using “bicep

size modifier”9. Adjust amount of ease (should be less than 1 3/4” or 4.7cm) with the “Cap ht

mod.”10.Adjust Front Sleeve constant until “median arc length” and “ideal med. Arc

length” on front and back are equal or near equal.11.Draw vertical centre line, then horizontal lines A, B, C, and D with points

plotted on the lines.12.Connect D1 to B1 with straight line, extend the line past B1 by the measure of

the Back Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.13.Connect B1 to A at the centre with a straight line.14.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 12 to draw a curve

starting at B1 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B1 to A. If you want to add in your seam allowance, keep your compass anchored at the same point and shorten your radius by the measure of your seam allowance.

15.Connect D6 to B2 with straight line, extend the line past B2 by the measure of the Front Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.

16.Connect B2 to A at the centre with a straight line.17.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 15 to draw a curve

starting at B2 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B2 to A. Seam allowance can be done as in step 14.

18.Measure down the vertical line from A by the measures of the Front Medial Curve Radius and the Back Medial Curve Radius. Mark these points.

19.Using compass, draw in these curves. Seam allowance can be added by lengthening the radius by the seam allowance.

20.Add in seam allowance on the sides.21.Add seam allowance below D for the cuff, unless you are doing a wrist dart

(implies dress shirt).WRIST DART INSTRUCTIONS22.Drop D2 and D3 by 1 cm or 1/2”23.Raise D4 by 1cm or 1/2”24.Connect D1-dropped D2/D3- D4-raised D5 and D6 with curved line, radius is “cuff

radius”. Anchor point for radius is vertical below raised D5, vertical above dropped D3, and

25.Dart is D2 to D3, apex is C1.

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Instructions1. On bodice armscye, make sure notches are at the apex of the shoulder (may not

correspond with shoulder seam) and at the points on the front and back where the armscye begins to curve back towards the side seam. (see illustration)

2. Measure sideseam to front curve notch for “F. lat curve”3. Measure front curve notch to apex for “F. med. Curve”4. Measure apex to back curve notch for “B. med. Curve”5. Measure back curve notch to sideseam for B. lat. Curve6. Enter desired finished cuff circumference for “wrist”7. Enter “Y” or “N” for wrist dart along with desired dart size.8. Ensure bicep size from B1-B2 is sufficient, if not then adjust using “bicep

size modifier”9. Adjust amount of ease (should be less than 1 3/4” or 4.7cm) with the “Cap ht

mod.”10.Adjust Front Sleeve constant until “median arc length” and “ideal med. Arc

length” on front and back are equal or near equal.11.Draw vertical centre line, then horizontal lines A, B, C, and D with points

plotted on the lines.12.Connect D1 to B1 with straight line, extend the line past B1 by the measure of

the Back Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.13.Connect B1 to A at the centre with a straight line.14.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 12 to draw a curve

starting at B1 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B1 to A. If you want to add in your seam allowance, keep your compass anchored at the same point and shorten your radius by the measure of your seam allowance.

15.Connect D6 to B2 with straight line, extend the line past B2 by the measure of the Front Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.

16.Connect B2 to A at the centre with a straight line.17.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 15 to draw a curve

starting at B2 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B2 to A. Seam allowance can be done as in step 14.

18.Measure down the vertical line from A by the measures of the Front Medial Curve Radius and the Back Medial Curve Radius. Mark these points.

19.Using compass, draw in these curves. Seam allowance can be added by lengthening the radius by the seam allowance.

20.Add in seam allowance on the sides.21.Add seam allowance below D for the cuff, unless you are doing a wrist dart

(implies dress shirt).WRIST DART INSTRUCTIONS22.Drop D2 and D3 by 1 cm or 1/2”23.Raise D4 by 1cm or 1/2”24.Connect D1-dropped D2/D3- D4-raised D5 and D6 with curved line, radius is “cuff

radius”. Anchor point for radius is vertical below raised D5, vertical above dropped D3, and

25.Dart is D2 to D3, apex is C1.

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Instructions1. On bodice armscye, make sure notches are at the apex of the shoulder (may not

correspond with shoulder seam) and at the points on the front and back where the armscye begins to curve back towards the side seam. (see illustration)

2. Measure sideseam to front curve notch for “F. lat curve”3. Measure front curve notch to apex for “F. med. Curve”4. Measure apex to back curve notch for “B. med. Curve”5. Measure back curve notch to sideseam for B. lat. Curve6. Enter desired finished cuff circumference for “wrist”7. Enter “Y” or “N” for wrist dart along with desired dart size.8. Ensure bicep size from B1-B2 is sufficient, if not then adjust using “bicep

size modifier”9. Adjust amount of ease (should be less than 1 3/4” or 4.7cm) with the “Cap ht

mod.”10.Adjust Front Sleeve constant until “median arc length” and “ideal med. Arc

length” on front and back are equal or near equal.11.Draw vertical centre line, then horizontal lines A, B, C, and D with points

plotted on the lines.12.Connect D1 to B1 with straight line, extend the line past B1 by the measure of

the Back Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.13.Connect B1 to A at the centre with a straight line.14.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 12 to draw a curve

starting at B1 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B1 to A. If you want to add in your seam allowance, keep your compass anchored at the same point and shorten your radius by the measure of your seam allowance.

15.Connect D6 to B2 with straight line, extend the line past B2 by the measure of the Front Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.

16.Connect B2 to A at the centre with a straight line.17.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 15 to draw a curve

starting at B2 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B2 to A. Seam allowance can be done as in step 14.

18.Measure down the vertical line from A by the measures of the Front Medial Curve Radius and the Back Medial Curve Radius. Mark these points.

19.Using compass, draw in these curves. Seam allowance can be added by lengthening the radius by the seam allowance.

20.Add in seam allowance on the sides.21.Add seam allowance below D for the cuff, unless you are doing a wrist dart

(implies dress shirt).WRIST DART INSTRUCTIONS22.Drop D2 and D3 by 1 cm or 1/2”23.Raise D4 by 1cm or 1/2”24.Connect D1-dropped D2/D3- D4-raised D5 and D6 with curved line, radius is “cuff

radius”. Anchor point for radius is vertical below raised D5, vertical above dropped D3, and

25.Dart is D2 to D3, apex is C1.

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Instructions1. On bodice armscye, make sure notches are at the apex of the shoulder (may not

correspond with shoulder seam) and at the points on the front and back where the armscye begins to curve back towards the side seam. (see illustration)

2. Measure sideseam to front curve notch for “F. lat curve”3. Measure front curve notch to apex for “F. med. Curve”4. Measure apex to back curve notch for “B. med. Curve”5. Measure back curve notch to sideseam for B. lat. Curve6. Enter desired finished cuff circumference for “wrist”7. Enter “Y” or “N” for wrist dart along with desired dart size.8. Ensure bicep size from B1-B2 is sufficient, if not then adjust using “bicep

size modifier”9. Adjust amount of ease (should be less than 1 3/4” or 4.7cm) with the “Cap ht

mod.”10.Adjust Front Sleeve constant until “median arc length” and “ideal med. Arc

length” on front and back are equal or near equal.11.Draw vertical centre line, then horizontal lines A, B, C, and D with points

plotted on the lines.12.Connect D1 to B1 with straight line, extend the line past B1 by the measure of

the Back Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.13.Connect B1 to A at the centre with a straight line.14.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 12 to draw a curve

starting at B1 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B1 to A. If you want to add in your seam allowance, keep your compass anchored at the same point and shorten your radius by the measure of your seam allowance.

15.Connect D6 to B2 with straight line, extend the line past B2 by the measure of the Front Lateral Curve Radius. Mark this point.

16.Connect B2 to A at the centre with a straight line.17.Use a compass anchored at the point you just marked in step 15 to draw a curve

starting at B2 and stopping when it crosses the line connecting B2 to A. Seam allowance can be done as in step 14.

18.Measure down the vertical line from A by the measures of the Front Medial Curve Radius and the Back Medial Curve Radius. Mark these points.

19.Using compass, draw in these curves. Seam allowance can be added by lengthening the radius by the seam allowance.

20.Add in seam allowance on the sides.21.Add seam allowance below D for the cuff, unless you are doing a wrist dart

(implies dress shirt).WRIST DART INSTRUCTIONS22.Drop D2 and D3 by 1 cm or 1/2”23.Raise D4 by 1cm or 1/2”24.Connect D1-dropped D2/D3- D4-raised D5 and D6 with curved line, radius is “cuff

radius”. Anchor point for radius is vertical below raised D5, vertical above dropped D3, and

25.Dart is D2 to D3, apex is C1.

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FRONT BACKLines P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Lines P1

Waist 76 A 0.0 6.2 14.3 15.3 16.3 27.4 AP -2.0 13.6Hip 91 AP 10.0 15.3 A 0.0 18.4Waist to hips 28 B 28.0 6.2 29.4 BP 20.5 11.6Waist to chairseat 41 CP 38.9 4.1 B 28.0 35.8Waist to ground 102 C 41.0 0.0 CP 38.0 8.6Cuff width mod n=1 1 D 66.5 2.9 27.6 C 41.0

E 102.0 4.5 15.3 26.0 CP2 41.5 0.0D 66.5 5.0E 102.0 6.6EP 103.0 18.4Back Darts made perpendicular to AP-A2 line.

Meas. on AP-A2

Medial dart 7.750Lateral dart 15.500

Measurements (cm)

FRONT: the line between C1 and D1 should deviate no more than 0.5cm from a straight line between these points. The same is true of B2 to D2.

BACK: The outward deviation on CP2 to D1 should be 0.5cm. The same is true of B1 to D2.

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BACKP2 P3 P4

34.7

31.718.4 30.1

Back Darts made perpendicular to AP-A2 line.Meas. on AP-A2 Width Length

7.750 2 1215.500 2 10