3” by 3” is the standard for necklines. However, to get a personalized neck width , use this formula- Bust/12 (bust divided by 12) I do hope this is helpful. Thanks

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Thanks!💯 I always notch the curve part of the armhole, that way it relaxes well. Additionally, I don’t leave too many allowance around the armhole.

Thanks I always notched the curve part of the armhole, that way it relaxes well. I will also recommend that you don’t leave allowance bigger than 1” around the armhole curve. Let me know if it works for you✅

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@@Cint_clothiers for the back you will also use the same width for each side of the neckline, meaning the back neckline will also have different measurements on both sides to accommodate the front design. I do hope this is helpful 👍

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@@shonubioluwatosin5235 I would recommend 3yards if you want same as the style inspiration. However if you want a shorter sleeve and less flamboyant dress you could go ahead with 2.5yards.

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My pleasure🤩 No , 2.5” is not a general rule or standard but I find it to work for an “average size “, for “big size “I recommend 3”. Moreover, you can use the same crotch extension you use for the front for the back extension. (Find out the one that works for you) I do hope this was helpful

Thanks so much for your feedback! What I did was to put the elastic around my shoulder and got the amount that is “not too tight” and also “not too loose.” Also you can measure your shoulder round and minus about 10 from that to get the amount of elastic band to cut. Please practice this two methods and see what works. I do hope this was helpful ✌️

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Sat on a hard surface , then measure from the hard surface to my waist. You can also divide your waist circumference by 4 and then add 1.5inches to the value you got , I.e , 40/4 = 10 , 10 + 1.5” (crotch then equals to 11.5”) I do hope this is helpful ✅

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@@wokeblessing4434 😘, I sat on a hard surface to take my crotch depth measurements. Another method I use is to divide my hip round by 4 , then add 1.5. I do hope this is helpful.

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