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- For the slopers: Drafting kit (Swedish tracing paper or large pieces of paper, ruler, pencil)
- French curve
- Cear gridded quilting ruler
- Marking tools
- Full length mirror
- Masking or artist tape
- PDF for measuring chart
- Measuring tape
- Scissors for paper
- Seam gauge
- Elastic
- Necklace
- For the muslin - several yards of fabric
- Sewing machine
- Thread
- Seam ripper
- Sewing gauge
- Scissors
- Fabric shears
- Pins
- Chalk
- Pattern weights
- Snips
- Iron and ironing surface
- Draft a torso sloper with tracing paper
- Sew a torso muslin
- Take measurements of your body
- Troubleshoot fit issues
- Make a bust dart
this is a great class. Not overly complicated but just comprehensive enough for the home sewist to begin drafting their own patterns and getting better fit on commercial patterns. I am very happy I watched, and plan to watch her other muslin making courses. I made my front muslin already but not the back, so I will tackle that and make the sloper and see how it works for me. I am also glad she gives some "troubleshooting" fit tips as this has always been a problem for me. Hopefully with the guidance she gives, I can make this work for me!
I want to see her use it to make a top
This was a wonderful discovery! I never knew about doing something like this. The instructions were very good, and I'm looking forward to implementing them and see what I can use this sloper to create.
