Editing Patterns in Adobe Illustrator | Bodysuit | Introduction to CLO3D for Theatre Artists

Although CLO3D has its own interface for exporting ready-to-print patterns as PDFs, exporting to Adobe Illustrator first offers better control over line weights, character styles, and layout formats and will produce an easier to follow and more professional looking printed pattern.
This is Lesson 5.5 in a series designed to teach the digital pattern drafting software CLO3D to students and professionals who already have a background in theatrical pattern drafting.
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[@tndrheartmedia]

super helpful

[@eseosa4605]

Super helpful video. Thanks

[@iamautumnfoxx]

Can you use a projector and projector the pattern down onto a cutting table/fabric and cut it directly out?

[@digitaldressmaker]

Yes you can! I recommend checking out the Projectors for Sewing Facebook group for more information.