When Form 8655 Circular 2024

Music, hello everyone. I'll show you a lot of different techniques and designs. I realized that we should learn to see more simple items. Have a look at the sketch. Today, we're going to make a dress with bumpy sleeves. The dress will be made of jersey fabric. First, we need to talk about the measurements. Natalie will help me today. We will show you how to take measurements. After that, we'll show you the sketch once again. The first measurement is the bust. My bust measurement is 118 centimeters, so I write down that one half of it is 59 centimeters. Next is the waist. It was initially 107 centimeters, but we decide to make it 104 centimeters. I want you to understand that it's very important to measure the waist accurately. It doesn't mean that you have to measure the tightest part of your body. It can be higher, under the armpit. But your waist may not be this way to find your waist. Next, we need to measure the hips. They measure 115 centimeters, so one half of the hips is 57 centimeters. Notice how Natalie measures the back width, not like in a basic pattern. Measure the distance between the two shoulders. You can even do it yourself. It measures 42 centimeters, so one half is 21 centimeters. The back length is 40 centimeters. The back length usually ends at the waist. The length of the item is 105 centimeters. We don't need to measure it. The length of the sleeve is 40 centimeters. Measure it down from the shoulder and then measure the arm circumference. It's 27 centimeters. Now, let's have a look at the sketch once again. Have a look at this sleeve. It's not a bad thing, it's a very elegant one-piece sleeve. There will be seams...