How to draft a CAD basic bodice/ T-shirt sloper using FREE Seamly2D software

[@susanbarham4060]

Brilliant, thank you. I am going to try it.

[@BlaineForbort]

I’ve been working on Seamly for a little while now, and I’ve been really struggling with curves. It seems like making a curve that hits points shouldn’t be this hard! Thanks for doing the sleeve cap! I don’t think I ever would have figured that out.

[@ReadyEmKay]

It took me a long time to figure out the sleeve caps. If you want a curve to exactly hit certain points you can always use the first curve tool listed which let's you manually drag the curves around so you can match them up. You would just obviously have to edit it any time you change the measurements.

[@joshuakayser8322]

Super helpful. All your videos are useful.

[@frogzone7250]

I’m really glad you did this, it’s helped a lot.. I just have one question about the sleeve cap, how do you know it is going to fit the arm hole? Or do you have to walk the pattern piece to check it?