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If for instance your gown full length is 60 Inches, half length for front is 17 inches while the back is 15 inches, the skirt length will be determined by the front length. This means you'll deduct 17 inches from 60 which gives 43 inches. So the skirt length for the front and back will be 43 inches. (Use your own measurements please) Make sure you add half inch to the skirt waistline for joining as well as the upper bodice too. All the best! Ps: I'll like to know the outcome of the dress if you don't mind 🤷‍♀️.

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I guess you're a learner, if so it's fine. The back pattern is very easy and well explained as the front. The side after the neckline is going to have a button and the zipper starts from the chest line downwards. I hope you understand. For better understanding, watch the video below 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3SzdambZ750jZYsi=CPqnO5kXAhp36AAa

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Yes if that's how you want it. Though with the collar is better.

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No seam allowance on the pattern, you'll add your seam allowance on fabric.

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If you mean over bust tightening, then YES. This is done to prevent gaping at the neckline as well as to shapen the bust.

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It's a basic sleeve with half flare cut on bias fold. Watch the video again and you'll understand. You can also watch my other video on how to draft a basic sleeve pattern for better understanding if you are a beginner.

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What part is it that you don't understand my dear? If you are a learner or beginner, then you have to first understand how to draft a basic bodice block (half scale and full scale) ok.

You can click on the link below 👇 👇 👇 to watch the video on how to draft a half scale basic bodice block. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5OrZaWAaNGIbMksi=OdTAgyUBDVns6wFp

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If You're not making a Bustier dress or blouse, you can use only the waist darts. This means that you will use same half length or shoulder to waist measurement for the front and back. (E.g if your front half length is 16 inches, then the back will also be 16 inches. I hope you understand.

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It's simple. Just place your fabric on bias fold, measure how wide you want the flare to be and cut it out. That's all. You can Google on how to place fabric on bias fold in case you don't know how. Thanks for engaging.

What was your shoulder to waist for the front and back? Are you a beginner? If yes, then you need to watch the tutorial I made on how to draft a half scale basic bodice block. This is the link below 👇👇👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5OrZaWAaNGIbMksi=0OqYEQtILy9FR6tG

Thanks for engaging 😊. Please I have two questions to ask you if you don't mind. 1. Did you watch the tutorial well or you skipped the part where I explained how to go about the neckline? 2. Are you a beginner? If you are, then you need to calmly rewatch the video and you'll understand in details. 👉There's no standard measurement for neck width and depth when it comes to Queen Anne neckline. This is why you need to measure your client or customer and ask how wide and deep or open they want their neckline to be. If your customer's neck width is 4 inches on fold, you can use 3 inches or 2.5, or better still ask her how she wants her neckline to be because Queen Anne neckline looks more beautiful when the width is closer to your shoulder. I hope you understand what I mean 🤷‍♀️. For the part that got you confused, I mentioned that how wide I want my chest to be is 7.5inches and when I divided that into 2, I got 3.75inches (and not 2.75 inches like you said). This is because the pattern paper is on fold ok. I showed where and how I input the 3.75 inches by measuring from the center front to the first dart leg on the over bust line. Then I placed what I got on my tape rule on the second dart leg and measured the 3.75 inches. I think I've explained this enough dear. So please, watch the video all over again. Follow my explanation and you'll get it right I promise. Please subscribe if you're yet to do so. Thank you 😘. Waiting for your feedback.

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You'll have to add seam allowance on your fabric cos there's no seam allowance on the pattern paper.

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Sorry about that. I'll try not to be too fast next time.

I follow ur step and didi it like that but my back length is longer than my front when I finish cutting it out

@@OladeleAdewunmi Make sure you take accurate measurements of your body. Usually, the half length or shoulder to waist for the front is longer than the back.

​@@OladeleAdewunmi when measuring, measure your shoulder to waist measurement at the back, it will be shorter than your front, so removing the side bust dart will ensure all your measurements are balanced and trim .

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Yes you can! Just use the person's measurements and follow same process. You just have to tighten the underbust with more inches.

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The video of how to draft the Queen Anne neckline is already on this channel. This is the link to the video below 👇👇👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3Kulqelirx7bdUsi=fYlhswla9WWxVmL4 Please SUBSCRIBE if you're yet to do so. Thank you.

You can choose to add the bonning on the lining if you don't want it to be visible. I hope you understand.