💫 Clo3D Tips | Part 4 How to Add Seam Allowance and Notches

[@TheElizabethSolis]

Super helpful, I remember the days I use to cut by mistake the notches on paper patterns, so frustrating.

[@DesigningWithEllie]

I'm so glad you found this helpful!! Thank you for your comment :)

[@kavyap]

Awesome as usual! Next tutorial idea : Fabric textures! How do we add textures like pilling to fabric?

[@mochichote]

excuse me, is there a way to add MINUS seam allowance? instead of 0.5cm would be -0.5 i need to simulate 0.5 cm that the overlock "eats" when is stitching two garments

[@DesigningWithEllie]

I don't believe this is currently possible in Clo3D although I have seen other cad software programs that allow this. For now, a possible workaround could be to draw and internal parallel line and add an annotation.

[@rajibhossainrabby]

We need more video

[@DesigningWithEllie]

Coming right up! :)

[@DaleLane-c9j]

Very Helpful! thank you! Just one Q. How do you make turnback's for hem symmetry so that you do not get roping on your hems?

[@DesigningWithEllie]

You can further specify this in the property editor, under 'Seam Type'

[@DaleLane-c9j]

@@DesigningWithEllie okay thank you . I see that it can be done using the offset pattern outline, but it appears that it would only work with a straight hem. I do a lot of t-shirt with curved hems so the turnback using that doesn't work in Clo. Any suggestions on how that could be done with another tool?

[@DaleLane-c9j]

I have a lot of pattern experience using PAD and Optiex but Clo and 3D is new to me. I am in my first week of using Clo so I am excited at the possibilities.