I've used mine for more than a year with teflon and I haven't seen any particles come out from it. So I don't think that's normal. I use Eva bottle water to fill the water tank because it has zero minerals which I assume is what is causing the particles in yours. Avoid tap water as much as possible.

Nope. I still don't know. But if you do, I would really appreciate you telling me. Thanks

Measure from the bust point to the underbust. It's the same as underbust Measurement

Yes. It actually gets really hot especially when it's been used for hours at a stretch. I always use the lowest heat and turn it off immediately after use so it can start cooling down before I need to use it again.

You can search for them on jumia. But I use Eva bottle water since it has zero minerals. It is a more accessible alternative

No it doesn't. You have to buy it separately.

@@AnthizoDesigns thanks. I can see that the video is the most recent. How much does it cost to get the iron and the Teflon shoe?

In Nigeria, anywhere from 6k. I'm not sure of the recent price since I got mine last year.

Pls how much is it and where do you get it from?

There's a link to the sizes chart in the description box. You will see the size of the dart you are to use for each bust measurement there

The bust measurement is a bit bigger to accommodate for the sleeve, so that there is some ease when moving the arm. As for the hip measurement, you can do away with adding 2-5cm on the front and just use the quarter hip measurement. Also, when you want to join the front and back, measure the bust, waist and hip to see what you have as your seam allowance. Then you can sew as normal.

@@AnthizoDesigns Thank you so very much for your assistance.

Yes, it's okay for them to not touch

The 2cm is part if the excess for waist reduction. So it won't affect the zipper. You will need to be a bit patient with attaching the zipper because of the curve, but other than that, there wouldn't be any problems

I have videos on how I use the pattern to make a princess dart bodice. Its fitting on the body. I hope it helps

I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. Can you rephrase it?

@@AnthizoDesigns The Front waist length From shoulder to waistline not nape to waist

The front length to waist is taken from the N.P, which is the highest point of the shoulder or the nape. When drafting your pattern, you will notice that there is a shoulder slope at the shoulder point or end of the shoulder line. So take your measurements from that highest point of the shoulder and the pattern will take care of the rest.

I will try and do that

@@AnthizoDesigns thank you Ma

Does the 12.5 applicable to everyone both on big and small size

The12. 5 on the shoulder line I mean

I would also like to know if the front waist line and that of the backare supposed to be the same

It can work for almost every size. The average shoulder length is 12.5cm or 5inches. Although, it is still very important to take the measurement of the person just to be sure.

The bustline, waistline and hip line are always the same for the front and back

I haven't done that yet. But I will as soon as I can.

When drafting the pattern, you should use 12.5 cm to get your shoulder point. The average woman's shoulder length is 12.5 cm or 5 inches. If you think you should increase or reduce the length, then do it after drafting the standard pattern. But personally, I've never had issues regarding the shoulder length even when the person has half an inch difference. You can test your patterns and see what needs adjustments.

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Unfortunately, I do not

@@AnthizoDesigns ok

Thank you