How To Create The Golden Rule Lutterloh Pattern 175 From Supplement 316

[@madamemegan]

What is your favorite Lutterloh Pattern?

[@keelyjohnston19]

I got this system about 2 years ago and never used it manly because I was new to sewing and didn’t know enough about garment construction. I started watching KZbin videos on it and gave it another go. I just made a lovely coat I’m so happy with it and it fits really nicely

[@madamemegan]

Wonderful!

[@sewhappy4643]

Your blouse fits perfectly! Very nice.

[@madamemegan]

Thank you! 😊

[@csal7577]

The lower part of the bodice below the line you are supposed to use your hip measurement, but I didn’t see you change the pin.for the shoulder, use the upper bust measurement just for the shoulder, then change the pin to full bust.

[@madamemegan]

Around that time my hip and bust measurements were the same. 116. I do like the tip to use my high bust for the shoulder area. Thank you.

[@aimster2084]

I would have left the little pattern numbers and not cut them off. That way you can tell which one it is if you want to use it again. This is a good system. :)

[@madamemegan]

Most of the time I write the information on the patterns instead and bundle the pattern onto a pattern hook if I liked the pattern and the outcome of the pattern.

[@carmensandoval6149]

I don't know if she made a copy of the page, but I would do that. I am trying the system for the first time

[@madamemegan]

@@carmensandoval6149 yes. I always make a copy of the page. I don’t want the pages being messed up where in the future I wouldn’t be able to use them from use. I actually do that with my tissue patterns too now. I trace them on to my brown paper and work from there also.

[@aimster2084]

@@madamemegan Same! I always copy my lutterloh patterns and trace commercial patterns. I use exam table paper on a roll. It's inexpensive which is great for me because I do make a lot of mistakes lol. This last lutterloh supplement that I bought- I actually sliced off the bound edge of the book and scanned the whole thing to PDF so I could just print the pattern I want to use. :)

[@madamemegan]

@@aimster2084 Thank you so much for that Idea! I actually love the idea of making them into PDF's