E-book "Cut and sew on any figure"

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As you guessed, there remains only the basis for full owners of a voluminous protruding belly, which protrudes more than the chest. Unfortunately, earlier figures of this type, which received the code name "apple", did not exist for fashion designers. The only exception was Alla Pugacheva. For her, Vyacheslav Zaitsev came up with hoodies, which over time became unchanged and, perhaps, even the main detail of the prima donna's image.

This foundation is suitable for ladies with any volume and shape of the chest, with any type of posture.

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Sleeve patterns cause the greatest excitement among novice couturiers, since it is believed that it is the sleeve pattern that provides 100% success in tucking it in and processing the armhole.

This chapter discusses the construction of drawings of the most common patterns of sleeves that are available for understanding and mastering by novice tailors.

This is a straight sleeve that serves as a baseline for most sleeves and an excellent base for subsequent sleeves. Modeling.

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This chapter gives a detailed description of the creation of patterns of a skirt from four figured wedges with a low waist and two styles of cropped trousers - breeches with a belt and breeches "combi". Pants are also given with a detailed description of the construction of the drawings.

In addition, the features of sewing and cutting waist products with a low waist are considered, which will undoubtedly be of interest to home couturiers and novice fashion designers who want to create patterns for women's clothing on their own.

The chapter begins with a brief description of the rules (patterns) that determine the visual proportions of the figure.

And further in this passage, a skirt of four figured wedges with a low waist is considered ...

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Continuation of the chapter that tells about the features of cutting skirts and trousers for figures with different leg lengths.

The patterns that determine the visual proportions of the figure, and the creation of a skirt pattern from curly wedges are discussed in the previous passage.

Below you can find the construction of a base pattern for tight-fitting cropped trousers (breeches) with a low waist. The cutting of small details is shown in detail: classic "denim" pockets "rounded cutting barrels" and patch pockets. And also with the modeling of trousers and the features of the technology of their tailoring ...