Principles and problems of pattern making as applied to women's apparel

Principles and problems of pattern making as applied to women's apparel

by Charles Kaplan

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This book contains step-by-step instructions on how to take measurements and how to draft sixteen patterns: front bodice pattern, back bodice pattern, front hip length French lining pattern, back hip length French lining pattern, front dress skirt sloper, back dress skirt sloper, fitted one-piece front sloper, fitted one-piece back sloper, children's one-piece dress sloper, one-piece sleeve, two-piece sleeve, tailored skirt pattern, divided skirt pattern, Dolman cape foundation pattern, circular cape foundation pattern, trouser foundation pattern.

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