【DRAPING vs PATTERN DRAFTING】 Advice for people who want to learn pattern making 【PROS and CONS】

[@cassiopeiasmoon]

This was exactly what I was searching for! Getting into sewing again after more than a 10 year break, and I was never any good to begin with. Your videos will help me realise so many of my ideas! Thank you

[@tracyroland4443]

Along with your instruction, I appreciate the artistry of this video series

[@geekstakulus]

Thank you! You have cleared my doubts about pattern drafting and draping. I thought that draping is done after pattern drafting, but you made me understand the difference.

[@maskichef]

your videos have evolved into smooth gentle symphonies. the relocation did you well. おめでとう.......

[@THEMODELISTESTUDIO]

ありがとう. You inspired me....

[@sugarangel013]

This was beautiful to watch! It was very educational and also very calming. Thank you.

[@Thriftkhris]

This Video has giving the courage to keep learning from my mistakes. While I am seam ripping a shirt . 🙌🏼 🙌🏼 thank you.

[@ismonnnn]

Loved this video, the lightning, music,and explanation were really satisfactory ;) thank you very much!

[@slep5039]

I would love a 101 for pattern drafting!

[@kickitlikekirra]

Great points, and beautiful video. You're right that learning both will help you have a more well-rounded pactice of how to create from scratch. I'm at the very beginning of my construction journey, so videos like this help a lot! Thank you! I'm now curious what will become of that piece you were making. 😍

[@shrikantsharma2583]

You are giving us very informative knowledge. Thank you for sharing such kind of informations.

[@lindaabraham8715]

I recently purchased a dress form based on the bustline, choosing one that is slightly smaller than mine. Unfortunately, it is also the smallest size (0, or 31 1/2 bust), so I can't get any smaller unless custom-made. Here are the problems: Although the circumference of the dressform at the bust is smaller than mine, the measurement from side seam-to-side seam at the front is larger than mine. In other words, the dressform is bustier than I am and can't be changed. If I put one of my bras on the dressform, the underbust is so large that the bra can't be hooked in the back. More problematic however is that my back shoulder width is wider than that of the dress form, so that my shoulder line is about 3/8 inch longer, and garments that fit me fall off the end of the shoulder, making it difficult to drape a sleeve. You can pad the circumference of the dressform at the bust, waist, and hips, but it is more problematic to get the shoulders wider. If I purchased a dress form with the correct back width, the bust would be that much larger. So, perhaps basing the sizing on the chest/bust measurement is not the best idea. Perhaps it should be based on the shoulder width, and breasts of different sizes could be interchanged (LOL). This would also solve the problem of draping the correct cup size. The dressform structure is all well and good if you are just designing generically, but if draping for a real person, these are real problems.

[@lightebart]

Thank you so very much for this video sir learned so much here,i look forward to your video on the theory of pattern drafting

[@Belihoney]

Ah it makes sense to me know why on pattern drafting videos there are always this random measurements (like 1.5 neckline depths or something like that). It because these measurements where based on calculations done based on the perfect body (*things start clicking in my head *)

[@katarinanzka]

For me draping on the dress form and then taking it to paper is the easiest way for me to understand. I am not good at math and find it difficult to visually understand drafting 2D

[@Subhechhabhatta]

What a wonderful video. So much to learn about insights of clothing . I really like your honest views of these insights from your own experiences. I would love to see more from your upcoming video on Theory of pattern drafting. Have a great day.

[@afraasaid8442]

Je tu felicite beaucoup d'avoir partage ton savoir faire à tous le monde et l expliquer comment il le faut de vous remercier infiniment , bon courage et continueter bravo bravo bravo

[@RDLA-US]

What a beautiful video explaining the difference & challenges! We just featured a video on a master pattern maker who drapes her drafts. A combination of both techniques.

[@MeoRiRi]

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful and informative video. Btw i am also burning the palo santo wood while watching your video😁

[@swiftvesper433]

This is so helpful. Thank you so much !!!!

[@mspishposh]

Thank you for educating us!

[@wernerrodrigosotonavarro5882]

Tank U for the explanation, very useful everytime... I adore to see your videos... send U Good Vibes... always

[@boitumelopula]

I needed all this information. Thank you

[@cookiebukie2902]

Hello❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’m interested in creating and selling sewing patterns. I’ve only been successful in drafting patterns using Helen Joseph Armstrong’s technique, which I have been using since 2018. But I’m worried about running into legal problems if I use this technique. I’ve noticed almost all fashion designers on KZbin use draping. Is that the ideal way to draft patterns if you plan on selling the patterns or making clothes for people❤️❤️ P.S. you’re an amazing person being so generous with your knowledge and experience. Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@anissaboujraf8463]

Thank you for the video.. it's really interesting 😃.. what is the method that you prefer the most? When you want to create a model with geometric shapes and volumes, is it better to draft it or drape it? 🙏✌️

[@marcplatapuig3036]

You are amazing. Thank you!

[@Mysicalgreenunicorn03]

Amazing video

[@bicko2012]

Can you suggest a book for learning the rules of pattern making either drafting or draping ?

[@meriemzerarti4215]

Pattern making for fashion design by helen joseph

[@bicko2012]

@@meriemzerarti4215 I have that one ,something for draping ?

[@shubhrasharma5889]

What is enclosed drafting?

[@aoii.322]

今回も興味深かったです！ありがとうございます😻 質問なのですが、日本には平面の文化式や学校によって独自の原型がありますが、アメリカやヨーロッパも国や学校によって原型があるのですか? アメリカでは文化式は知られていますか??

[@THEMODELISTESTUDIO]

Aoiさん。いつもコメントありがとうございます。　 アメリカ、ヨーロッパでは日本のように学校ごとによって作図法の違いはないように思います。 私の知る限りでは作図に重点をおいている学校も少ないように思います。 パーソンズやFITの生徒さんはニューヨークの紀伊国屋書店で文化の教科書を買っている人もいるようですよ。

[@aoii.322]

@@THEMODELISTESTUDIO Genさん、お返事をありがとうございます！私は女子大で洋裁の勉強をしたのですが、先生独自の原型があって日本はすごく原型の種類が多いなって感じました。でもGenさんのvideoで立体裁断をするのには作図も大切とおっしゃっておられたので、よかったです! 製図してトワル組んで、なかなかうまくいかなくて原因もわからなかったり試行錯誤していますが、洋服作りって楽しいですね! 本年もどうぞよろしくお願いいたします!!

[@afraasaid8442]

Mme Afraa j aimerais bien que tu expliques en français svp merci

[@ThinhHoang122]

Do you do apprenticeship???

[@nutella9446]

Still waiting for the basics of pattern drafting video!

[@bigbadwolf2075]

Would you have any tips for a pattern maker looking to have an occupation in pattern making but has no credentials or certificates ?

[@THEMODELISTESTUDIO]

Hi I will make a video about it. I think getting job in industry in NY is pretty hard for everyone right now.

[@ellyvirgowati6216]

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