Great Freebies for you!!
Fabric Inventory Cards:
These are 4"x6" cards printable on card stock for you to print at home. The instructions for using this cards are included with a video to help you organize your fabric stash.
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French Curve for Pattern Design:
This french curve is my preferred one that I use for all my video tutorials. Includes:
***The instructions for printing and cutting are included in the file and includes a 1 page printable.
Enjoy..!!
Click here to Download the French Curve
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This pattern enables you to develop a flat pattern design in half scale and try it out on a form before you go through the work of rendering in full scale.
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Half Scale Slopers for Pattern Design Practice:
These are miniature sloper/blocks used during my classes that you can use to practice with when watching my video tutorials or to test your own designs. They are half scale of a women's size 8 pattern.
These patterns consists of the..- bodice and skirt of the front and back of a straight sheath dress (the basic dress) and
- The Classic pants slack pattern
- Basic Straight Skirt sloper
- This pattern enables you to develop a flat pattern design in half scale and try it out on a form before you go through the work of rendering in full scale.
- It's perfect for use in classrooms or sewing groups when practicing flat pattern design
- it is more efficient for completing more fitting adjustment practices in the time available.
- Designers will be able to quickly experiment with various concepts, either by draping or flat pattern, before committing to the sample making stage.
This pattern enables you to develop a flat pattern design in half scale and try it out on a form before you go through the work of rendering in full scale.
- It's perfect for use in classrooms or sewing groups when practicing flat pattern design
- it is more efficient for completing more fitting adjustment practices in the time available.
- Designers will be able to quickly experiment with various concepts, either by draping or flat pattern, before committing to the sample making stage.
- It's really good for Zero Waste try-outs!
