Okay so, you fold your fabric in half, lay your pattern on the fabric so the middle of the front and back are on the fold line, and you cut them out. I don't think this bodice has a seam allowance for the top shoulder seam so you might want to add that, you know the slope for the shoulder, above the armhole? There. You don't necessarily have to but if the armhole feels tight or the whole thing is short, that's probably why, the whole 1/3 total measurement +6cm thing for the armhole length isn't perfect. Anyways! To mark the darts here's what I do - you mark where they are on the edge of the fabric, and then for that point where the wedge meets in the middle of the bodice, poke a hole in the paper pattern with a sharp pencil or something, and just draw that dot on your fabric (preferably with chalk lol) through the hole in the paper. You can join the dot to the marks on the edges to make it easier to sew the dart later if you want :) So now you have your pieces you have to sew them up, it's pretty simple. Sew your darts first by folding your fabric so the two legs of the dart line up, just like you did when you cut out your paper pattern, and sew along the line. The right sides of your fabric should be touching when you do this, so the excess fabric is on the inside/wrong side of the garment, you don't want it to be visible on your final work. Then you just match up the side seams and sew them together with a 1cm seam, and then do the same for your shoulder seams :) again remember when you sew stuff together the right sides (outside) of the fabric should be facing each other, basically you make the top inside out then turn it right way in.

Eu ganhei o kit da Babylon pra fazer o vídeo, então não tive que pagar por ele. Mas quando chegou aqui a receita taxou em quase 100% do valor mesmo, então se pretender comprar já conta com a taxa

Yeah you already added the seam allowance to your measurements :) so let's say your bust is 92cm and your waist is 80cm, you would make each pattern piece 23cm and 20cm bust and waist, right? Just the straight measurements /4 and then you'd add your seam allowance. If you followed this tutorial though you made your block with 24 and 21cm bust and waist, because you already added the seam allowance when you worked out your measurements :) Personally I don't add the seam allowance during drafting because I add different seam allowances for different weights and types of fabric so I always pay attention to this stuff lol hope it helps x

I'm currently working on a new video tutorial for this pattern! Thank you for the feedback, I'll take it into consideration for the new one!

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The shoulder dart is there because you have a shoulder there lol. You know how your chest is bigger around than your shoulders 'cause boobs? The shoulder dart makes sure the garment follows the same general shape your body does. As for the 2cm at the back, if you look at the human body in profile, the back is generally more upright, while the front has a natural slope due to the bust and the way the shoulders curve forward slightly. This causes your natural shoulder line to be a little further back, not to mention your back typically needs to stretch forward more than your forward needs to stretch back, like when you're reaching forward for something or carrying something in your arms. Raising the back shoulder seam like that compensates for all this and prevents the bodice from pulling backward when worn. If the front and back shoulders were the exact same height, the garment would likely sit too far back kinda choking you, you might have actually had a badly made tshirt that does exactly that they're pretty common with the cheaper print-to-order websites.

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Aproveitando a pergunta, algum motivo especial para fazer o canal em inglês? Vou começar o meu, eu costuro e faço moldes tbm, queria começar a vender os moldes mas vejo que aqui no Brasil a gente não tem mercado pra isso, infelizmente.

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KZbin started doing it automatically 😂 you can change the audio back to the original if you prefer

@@coralinestreet haha yes I immediately changed it - your original voice is 10x better!, but uggggh what did youtube think about that feature? AI stuff everywhere now

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