[ DETAILED] HOW TO DRAFT BASIC BODICE PATTERN | NO DARTS | EASY |PATTERNYOURSTYLE

Welcome to my #Patternyourstyle Channel.
This is a #PatternDrafting Video.
Learn How to Create a No Darts #BodiceBlock Pattern.
This method is super easy and simple.
#bodiceblock #patterndrafting #patternmaking #sleevesdesign #patterncutting #fashiondesigner
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The Horizontal Lines depict the Following Body Points
-Shoulders
-Bust Point
-Waist
-Hips
I am using a Standard formula to place these lines on the Paper
You must draw the shoulder Line at the Edge of the Paper as the Starting Point.
Then use the Standard formula as follows:
Shoulder Line to Bust Point Line : 10 Inches
Shoulder Line to Waist Line : 17 Inches
Shoulder Line to Hip Line : 24 Inches or 25 Inches for plus size.
You still have to know your Circumferential Body Measurements for these points
-Bust
-Waist
-Hip
When you have measured yourself and gotten the circumferential measurements,
divide the measurements by 1/4 and insert the 1/4 measurement on the the paper as shown in the Video.
For the Shoulder Point your Insert 1/2 of the Measurement of the Paper.
KEY DRAFTING FORMULAS USED IN THIS #BASICBODICEPATTERN VIDEO ARE;
Vertical lines:
Shoulder Line to Chest Line : USE this formula (bust Circumference ÷ 6) + 1.5.
Shoulder Line to Bust Point Line : 10 Inches
Shoulder Line to Waist Line : 17 Inches
Shoulder Line to Hip Line : 24 Inches or 25 Inches for plus size.
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Mark 1/2 of your shoulder on the shoulder line.
Mark 1/4 of your bust on the upper & bust point line.
Mark 1/4 of your waist on the waist line.
Mark 1/4 of your hip on the hip line.
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If you have any questions, suggestions or ideas, feel free to share below.

[@anithaanthony8039]

Hi mam , What is differences in each box I could not understand pls explain. Thanks

[@PatternYourStyle]

The Horizontal Lines depict the Following Body Points -Shoulders -Bust Point -Waist -Hips I am using a Standard formula to place these lines on the Paper You must draw the shoulder Line at the Edge of the Paper as the Starting Point. Then use the Standard formula as follows: Shoulder Line to Bust Point Line : 10 Inches Shoulder Line to Waist Line : 17 Inches Shoulder Line to Hip Line : 24 Inches or 25 Inches for plus size. You still have to know your Circumferential Body Measurements for these points -Bust -Waist -Hip When you have measured yourself and gotten the circumferential measurements, divide the measurements by 1/4 and insert the 1/4 measurement on the the paper as shown in the Video. For the Shoulder Point your Insert 1/2 of the Measurement of the Paper.

[@elizabethfrancois2344]

Jus watch the vid till u understand

[@theoriginsofsoccerandmore1026]

@@PatternYourStyle my phon number is [phone].Am Yvonne

[@theoriginsofsoccerandmore1026]

Is Burst point mean the chest?

[@bloomwiththestars]

@@theoriginsofsoccerandmore1026 I believe here bust point means the circumference taken at the fullest part of your bust/breasts (sometimes called the chest, but chest is also a term sometimes used for the shoulder to shoulder length measurement).

[@bernadettethomas4725]

I appreciate you taking your time, I am trying to be step by step with you. Thank you

[@PatternYourStyle]

@Bernadette … Thanks for Watching !

[@anniebwalya9530]

Simple and clear , for the begginers , my concern is on the darts thank you .

[@PatternYourStyle]

I can clarify any explanation on the Darts ... Do you need me to do another Video ?

[@ceciliaphuravhathu4748]

Perfect tutorial like it

[@annabelleestacio1747]

Hello mam, please make a video on how to make a pattern for a blouse,then show to us how to sew it, thank you

[@PatternYourStyle]

Ok .. I will do that !

[@dianneward2411]

Great video. Plz tell me what the length of my shoulder line should be to start. Thank you

[@jennysspace3635]

A very beautiful and soothing tutorial to watch. A new subscriber in the building. God bless you... 😊😍

[@PatternYourStyle]

Yahaya Jenny ... Thank You so much 😊

[@estherapp2294]

why there are no seam allowances for the shoulder, neck and arm hole?

[@PatternYourStyle]

Good Question Esther .. Since this Video is Just the Sloper/Block adding any seam allowances at this point isn’t necessary.. We should really add the allowances when we are creating the actual Garment Fashion Design ... so at that point we will add all the necessary Seam Allowances..

[@estherapp2294]

@@PatternYourStyle thank you for the quick reply.

[@PatternYourStyle]

You are Welcome!

[@ghairunisababa1413]

Hi I want to put a zip at the back must I a more seam

[@PatternYourStyle]

You would add more Seam allowance

[@diaaai9260]

Instructions are very easy to follow.Keep up the good work.Thank you.❤️❤️❤️

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@theoriginsofsoccerandmore1026]

May you teach us how we cut sleeves Mother,honestly am failing for that

[@olubunmioke983]

Yes! Like wise me. Please ma'am

[@margimfolo447]

Does the chest circumference and the waist circumference has to be of the same measurement, cos you are drawing the straight line from the chest line to the waistline, I'm a bit confused cos mine differs

[@margimfolo447]

Good teacher and easy to understand, can i use the same pattern for the dust coat, and just add more inches for the length?

[@debtaylor5156]

Hi Is this drafted for stretch fabric since there are no darts?

[@PatternYourStyle]

Deb Taylor ... This “No Darts Bodice” pattern can be applied to both Woven and Stretch Fabric ... It’s very Versatile.. Thanks for Watching ..

[@mireillebelfort3205]

you are amazing woman

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thanks for Watching 🙏🏾

[@eleenhenry5735]

Amen great teacher very informative and is explaining very clearly love ❤️ your channel

[@PatternYourStyle]

Eleen ..You are welcome !

[@eleenhenry5735]

PatternYourStyle thank you from the Virgin Islands

[@PatternYourStyle]

@@eleenhenry5735 Nice ... Trust ya'll keeping well in the Virgin Islands ? Have you created your Bodice Block ?

[@eleenhenry5735]

PatternYourStyle not yet I’m trying to get some paper so I can work with you I need to learn to measure I’m just learning

[@margimfolo447]

Thanks again, pls make another bodice block with the darts

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

There is a seam allowance guide by Hollie. It’s sold in the UK. Excellent for cutting.

[@PatternYourStyle]

nice to know... I got my seam allowance guide on Etsy.

[@izuchukwualozie6687]

What are the measurements from to chest waist and hip

[@Ybees_foodshow]

Best for beginners thank you so much 😍

[@olubunmioke983]

Kudos!. Keep it up madam. You are a real designer. But my question is this how many inches between bust line and under bust when cutting princess dart and can I take the measurements taking from waist to the last edge of the fabric when cutting prince gown? Thanks so much

[@PatternYourStyle]

I am not sure I understand your question.. can you explain further pls ?

[@fungaimakoni4876]

You are truly blessed to bless others.

[@maeroseleen5004]

How to get the shoulder to chest line?

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

Did you make a video on sleeves? Thank you,

[@PatternYourStyle]

Stephanie .... Yes ... here’s the Video link for the Sleeves Tutorial... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJy3iJaMiNlknrc

[@jenofori6605]

You're so amazing and also the best teacher ever🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝👍😗😗😗😗😗😗☝️thank you so much

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thank You !

[@zanapwilliams9388]

Good day, I assume this draft is for knit fabric as you are using actual body measurements and not including any ease in the bust area, waist or hipline.

[@PatternYourStyle]

You can use this particular illustration with Knits or Cotton. I am not showing ease in this illustration because I call these BLOCK Pattern the “Foundation Slopers”. However, when you are creating your actual fashion Design Garment, you would have to add your Wearing Ease. That’s why this BODICE Drafting illustration would work with any Type of Fabric . You determine your actual ease at the Garment Construction Design Phase or when you are selecting your Fabric. Hope this helps ?

[@nwokeforodorcas6411]

From the shoulder to. The breast point is how many inches

[@PatternYourStyle]

The Horizontal Lines depict the Following Body Points -Shoulders -Bust Point -Waist -Hips I am using a Standard formula to place these lines on the Paper You must draw the shoulder Line at the Edge of the Paper as the Starting Point. Then use the Standard formula as follows: Shoulder Line to Bust Point Line : 10 Inches Shoulder Line to Waist Line : 17 Inches Shoulder Line to Hip Line : 24 Inches or 25 Inches for plus size. You still have to know your Circumferential Body Measurements for these points -Bust -Waist -Hip When you have measured yourself and gotten the circumferential measurements, divide the measurements by 1/4 and insert the 1/4 measurement on the the paper as shown in the Video. For the Shoulder Point your Insert 1/2 of the Measurement of the Paper.

[@gracejames4346]

Thank you. I do appreciate your knowledge and patience 💕. God bless you and your families.

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thanks for Watching 🙏🏾

[@rejoiceawobajo6229]

Please where can I get all the ruler french curve your work is weldone perfect 👌

[@PatternYourStyle]

Rejoice ... You can get the French curve ruler from any sewing supply shop ... or you can check where any Maths set is sold ...

[@wtb61]

Thanks for very clear instruction!

[@wtb61]

Thanks for very clear instruction!

[@xolisilekhuzwayo]

you explain very well madam, thanks

[@laurelharrison9304]

Awesome work

[@shasim41]

Any seam allowance for the armhole neck and shoulder?

[@PatternYourStyle]

Good Question .. this is the foundational Sloper/Block and adding any seam allowances at this point isn’t necessary.. We would add the allowances when we are creating the actual Garment/ Fashion Design ...

[@ExtraordiNoory]

What about the seam allowance for the arm and neck holes as well as bottom?

[@PatternYourStyle]

Great Question! This is the Foundational Block Pattern so when you are actually creating your specific fashion design item that is when you add the seam allowances to that design.

[@fowokeabimbola8615]

Best tutorial ever.

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thank You so Much

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

Fowoke Abimbola that’s what I just said and I didn’t even see your response❤️

[@mireillebelfort3205]

thanks for the tutorials sleeve and draft bodice patten

[@PatternYourStyle]

Glad you like them!

[@dorothyrodrigues4237]

explained well.did not show the hem line. please show drafting of sleeves.

[@PatternYourStyle]

Hi Dorothy, Thank you for Watching.... The Hem Line is the End of the Paper... It can be any length you want... But for a Standard Top ..it is usually 26 to 29 Inches from the shoulder Line... I will do the Sleeves Drafting very soon...

[@theresastuckey1597]

Is the bust line the same as the bust apex?❤the video very simple☺

[@PatternYourStyle]

@Theresa .... Bust Apex = Bust Point to Bust Point Bust Line = The Line goes from one side to the other.

[@agudosichinenye3177]

Hi ma... there is no zip allowance at the back... or are we supposed to add it when cutting on the fabric. Thanks

[@PatternYourStyle]

Yes 👍... Add the Zip allowance when you are cutting the fabric. The zip allowance is usually 2 inches .

[@agudosichinenye3177]

Okay... thank you ma . GOD BLESS

[@ghairunisababa1413]

Nice explaining I want to i want to a zip at the do I have to add seam

[@PatternYourStyle]

Yes you do

[@latasundar7597]

what is the chest length you have taken ? Also - dont we need seam allowance for the shoulder and armhole ?

[@PatternYourStyle]

Great Question! This is the Foundational Block Pattern so when you are actually creating your specific fashion design item that is when you add the seam allowances to that design.

[@latasundar7597]

@@PatternYourStyle Thank u !! and what about your response to 'What is the chest length you have taken '? Thanx again :-)

[@saimafaisal4430]

Nice work

[@elizabethfrancois2344]

Magnificent

[@Amy-bu1ep]

This is the easiest one ever

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thank You 😊

[@veneciashadung524]

Hi Ma, thank you for this. What determines the measurements from shoulder line to chest, bust, waist and hip line. Were you using standard measurements and what are those? Thank you

[@PatternYourStyle]

Standard sizing is what dress manufacturers use to make dresses in bulk .... If you are going to buy a New Dress from a Shop when you go in you will see so many sizes such as size 10, size 12, size 14, size 16 ... etc. The manufacturers have to use a standard measurement to make these dresses for the sizes ... e.g for like size 16 ... since they cannot measure every woman to get their body measurement ... they have to use a Standard ... and that is what I show you how to use in the Video ... I show you how to use a Standard

[@veneciashadung524]

Thank you Ma. And where can I find those standard measurements?

[@PatternYourStyle]

Have you watched the Video?

[@veneciashadung524]

Yes I have. I will watch it again

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

Best tutorial ever!!!!!❤️

[@PatternYourStyle]

With love, Stephanie .... Thank u 🙏

[@sarahofori5633]

It so easy thanks

[@PatternYourStyle]

Sarah Glad you like the Tutorial 😊..

[@aliciaj]

How do get/ measure the shoulder to chest ?

[@PatternYourStyle]

I am going to do a video to show how

[@aliciaj]

@@PatternYourStyle thanks, I will be waiting.

[@ABSanneh]

Is there a tutorial for the garment you are wearing?! 🥰

[@PatternYourStyle]

I can upload ... Would like a Video Illustration ?

[@ABSanneh]

@@PatternYourStyle yes, please! Thank you for replying!

[@shasim41]

Great teaching

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@ugochirosemary]

New sub

[@PatternYourStyle]

Ugochi Okafor Welcome 👌🏼

[@emmamangubat4462]

Why it is there is double line in bush mam

[@deloresjackson4347]

loved it Subbie.....

[@PatternYourStyle]

Delores Jackson Thank You so much .. Let me know what you would like to Learn

[@elizabethfrancois2344]

Epic fabulous best teacher 😘😘😘😘😘😗thank you for your time I enjoyed

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thank You !

[@Technical11421]

How to calculate chest line

[@theoriginsofsoccerandmore1026]

Thanks 🙏 so much Mother

[@elizabethfrancois2344]

Hi am subscribing cause your measurement was not typical

[@PatternYourStyle]

You are welcome!

[@theoriginsofsoccerandmore1026]

Beautiful mother

[@chiburemchukwuma3680]

This is the best tutorial for beginners I have watched, thank you so much. Please, the one inch drawn to the neckline is that the standard measurement? If not, why is it one inch. Also, can the measurement of the neck be less than 3cm? Thank you.

[@PatternYourStyle]

Thank You Chiburem for your Comments.... Yes the 1"inch shoulder slope Line to the Neck is a Standard... 1 inch is used because the Shoulder slope on the human Body is not exactly straight ...so when drawing that shoulder slope line on paper, you must include a 1 Inch slope. The standard Measurements for Neck Depth and Neck Width is 3 INCHES by 3 INCHES minimum or 4 inches by 4 inches.. anything less than that will be too tight .... Remember in the Video I show my Measurements in Inches and not Cm ...

[@chiburemchukwuma3680]

@@PatternYourStyle thank you so much, I really appreciate this.

[@tdodo3026]

Can I use this formula for girls 8-12 yrs old) too?

[@PatternYourStyle]

To use the Formula, you would have to use the Standard Body Measurements for 8 - 12 age range ... The concept still applies though ....

[@faridakarsan1742]

Can I order this instruction?

[@PatternYourStyle]

No ...but you can watch the Video here !

[@ramsira3573]

zise 40 please

[@PatternYourStyle]

Please be specific about your Question!

[@Liepos11]

Hello! I’m a little bit confused. I have 2” difference between full bust and upper bust, if I place full bust measurements on the chest line it becomes way too wide in that area. I have a narrow back and big boobs, I’m not sure how to work this out. Please advise. Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your tutorial!❤❤

[@PatternYourStyle]

Hello .Agne ..you would need to place one Fourth (1/4) of your Full Bust measurements on the Chest line . Let me know if you have any more questions

[@Liepos11]

@@PatternYourStyle thank you so much!!!