MENSWEAR BASIC BODICE & SLEEVE BLOCK| MENSWEAR PATTERNMAKING | LA MODÉLISTE

[@jsonwoon9275]

I hope you have basic men's trousers tutorial soon ❤

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

Soooooon! It’s really difficult for me to fit the frame so maybe I’ll do it digitally 😊

[@jsonwoon9275]

​@@LAMODÉLISTEthanks for this because I'm currently studying at fip and I don't have time to sit in on basic menswear because of the conflict schedule

[@lilynelson1627]

Well am so glad that I came across a men's basic bodice block now am more comfortable make top for my son's and husband thanks appreciate it

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

You are so welcome!

[@SirBeanQueen]

this video is so helpful!! I think the measurement chart might be down, though. When I click the link, it goes to a canva error page. Is there another way I can access that info?

[@workieddinka6334]

Thank you @La Modeliste

[@stephanieschiele8793]

Does anyone have a copy of the Canva chart and calculations? I've tried to access it and it says the owner changed the access permissions.

[@AsifKhan-rb4vt]

Thanks for the awesome video Since it a basic bodice block how can it be used to make dress shirts and other mens wear?

[@workieddinka6334]

dearest La Modeliste, thank you for sharing; I have a question about the sleeve pattern; after drafting I think you forgot the Arm Circumference and elbow circumference and deduct/put 1" in from the underarm line and connected to the arm-pit. After I followed you in each drafting technique my sleeve pattern is too wide down from elbow circumference; what shall I do, may I follow the circumferences measurement or do as you did? Thanks again.

[@princechibueze8663]

Pleas what is the ajustment for shirt wear? I means at the back plaket.

[@dukeofpurl]

Hi! At 5:00 in your video, you indicate using 1/4 of the garment ease, and that I should refer to my chart. Where have you discussed ease? Did I miss a video? Thx for a great tutorial.

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

2:17… please check out the link for the chart

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

The 1/4 in is added for ease.

[@dukeofpurl]

@@LAMODÉLISTEThx! The caption in the video does not have the "in" after the 1/4. So I was confused. Thx for clearing that up.

[@artdelib6671]

Hi thank you so much.Also I have a question do you think it would be possible to add cm in the writting or is it too late please.Thank you🙏

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

Hi! I’m sorry if I didn’t include it. But if you want to convert inches from centimeters you can always multiply inches example: 1 inch x 2.54 = 2.5cm I seriously didn’t have the time to put the conversion maybe you can do the conversion by yourself thank you

[@artdelib6671]

@@LAMODÉLISTE Thank you so so much for your time 🥰

[@muhammadrehman7947]

I made the blick, but shouldn't the back armhole be higher than the front. Right now with your method shoulder point of front and back are at the same level

[@erichukicookiecolon5434]

Can I use this for the mugler hoodie corset?

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

Sure if course if you want to

[@tinanassar9431]

Will this work for knit fabric? or is this just for woven? Thanks for the tutorial!!

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

Yes it will but mind you this is only a basic block and there are contours that can be applied to make it fit on a model

[@tinanassar9431]

Thank you!@@LAMODÉLISTE

[@muhammadrehman7947]

Hello, hope this message finds you well. Wanted to share that the canva link is not working.

[@nouvelleclinic9490]

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[@LAMODÉLISTE]

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[@traceyb7828]

Just a little food for thought for the viewers men do not have hip, its called a "seat" in men's fashion. Females have hip when your talking about fashion.

[@LAMODÉLISTE]

Men do have hips, “seat” is just a different term. Men are also humans consisting of chest natural waist line and hip line.