Adapt The Bodice Block Part 2: Measuring the Block- Custom Sloper

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You don't need to start from scratch every time you want to make a bodice block!
In this tutorial series, I show you how to take the blocks you already have and adjust them to fit.
Part One= Taking the right measurements
Part Two= Measuring the Bodice Block
Part Three= How to adjust the block
In part two, I show you how to measure the bodice block accurately, so that you can make the changes you need to in order to make it fit.
The first part shows you how to actually measure the block.
Cut to 11:20 if you want to see how to work out ease and where to change the block.
Take the guesswork out of pattern making
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[@tyriesamalone968]

This tutorial is very good. I appreciate you explaining the idea behind things.

[@thecreativecouturestudio]

Hi Tyriesa, I'm glad you found it useful! Let me know if you try it, and how you get on 💜💜

[@dikshantbansal8806]

Please explain to draft anew basic block with our own measurments. It is quite easier than to do the various adjustments on a readymade block.

[@thecreativecouturestudio]

Hi Dikshant. I haven't had time to make this video yet, but if you look for the books by Winifred Aldrich they explain how to make blocks. I also sell blocks in my shop- (print off at home or in a printshop) and you can adapt them to your measurements using this video :) shop.finamakes.co.uk

[@qormi1000]

Well explained. Could you use a darker pencil please. Hard to see markings. Thank you Fina. xxx

[@thecreativecouturestudio]

Sure! I usually use pen but it can get messy haha. Noted for next time xx