This your method is the bomb... I tried it and I said I must comment. ...Thank you joor. Just tired of cutting papers , slashing and adding all the time.
I’ve always taken the front and back measurements of the body separately. It’s pretty obvious that we have curves and the measurements shouldn’t be shared equally. That doesn’t make logical sense. Doing so is why most designers have fit issues and have to do several fittings. I get it right the first time so there’s no adjustments. Unless the person is flat all around, measuring separately is a must. This method has always been accurate for me. I use an allocation method for the bust, waist and hip.
@@NonnysSpace1 Wow. Thank you for your response. I've explained this to others designers, they disagree and don't believe in this method. I realized some ppl are stuck in their ways as a designer and are scared to try something new. They are used to making adjustments or having several fittings. I take a lot of measurements to minimize that. From one designer to the next, keep doing an amazing job. I've learned a lot from your channel. My mantra as a designer is, If I'm doing my job correctly, there will be no issues throughout the designing process. I strive to be the best, learn new techniques and to get the perfect fit on the first try. I have been successful so far. I trust myself as an independent designer❤
Am really learning a lot from this channel. Thank you Ma. Your teaching is easy to understand. Am a beginner. Could you kindly explain how to do allocation for the bust and waist? Is there any formula to get a perfect bust pan? Thank you Ma.
Yes. It applies to bust as well. Our front bust and stomach is bigger than the back, unless the person is an A cup. I would recommend measuring the front and the back separately to get accurate measurements.
Thank you for ur teaching well explain but can u use the measurement that has big difference between waist and Hip to understand ur explanation well mostly at the back skirt.Thank you
I love your style ! This video I needed it my client is 41 waist with larger belly and 52 hips but is high like no torso . This video was a great explanation.
My dear you are wonderfully made big backside or not cause no one will ever gain from it but the one carrying it but we are gaining day by day from the heavy loads you are carrying in your brain which is the tutorial you upload to us OMO na who say you no carry abeg thank you so so much.
I've just found you and I am interested in learning more about creating my own patterns. I am a very short but extremely curvy woman having a waist of 41 hips of 56 and Im only 4'11 tall. I've started sewing so my clothes can fit better but still there were no patterns that would allow for my curves. i guess if they added a large amount of ease in the pattern it would look a little better than off the rack clothing. I started it get confused when you stopped using the curve ruler and started to just draw curves. Can you explain in more detail. The back pattern with an zip is really confusing to me.
You helped me so much! I'm Brazilian and it's hard to make the patterns when the difference between my hips and waist is over 40cm!
The best tutorial for curvy ladies.❤
This your method is the bomb... I tried it and I said I must comment. ...Thank you joor. Just tired of cutting papers , slashing and adding all the time.
Thanks alot fir this informative video😊
You're really jovial I like your style thanks so much for sharing this knowledge God bless you
I’ve always taken the front and back measurements of the body separately. It’s pretty obvious that we have curves and the measurements shouldn’t be shared equally. That doesn’t make logical sense. Doing so is why most designers have fit issues and have to do several fittings. I get it right the first time so there’s no adjustments. Unless the person is flat all around, measuring separately is a must. This method has always been accurate for me. I use an allocation method for the bust, waist and hip.
This is the comment I've been looking for..
I'm sure most people will learn from your comment.
Thank you so much for your contribution.
@@NonnysSpace1 Wow. Thank you for your response. I've explained this to others designers, they disagree and don't believe in this method. I realized some ppl are stuck in their ways as a designer and are scared to try something new. They are used to making adjustments or having several fittings. I take a lot of measurements to minimize that. From one designer to the next, keep doing an amazing job. I've learned a lot from your channel. My mantra as a designer is, If I'm doing my job correctly, there will be no issues throughout the designing process. I strive to be the best, learn new techniques and to get the perfect fit on the first try. I have been successful so far. I trust myself as an independent designer❤
Am really learning a lot from this channel. Thank you Ma. Your teaching is easy to understand. Am a beginner. Could you kindly explain how to do allocation for the bust and waist?
Is there any formula to get a perfect bust pan?
Thank you Ma.
Please can u explain the allocation method u use for taking measurements
You got me laughing when you said all this do not matter in heaven 🤣🤣🤣
Very funny😂...Thank you daughter of zion
Thank you for the tutorial, can this method apply to the bust measurement too, thank you.
Yes. It applies to bust as well. Our front bust and stomach is bigger than the back, unless the person is an A cup. I would recommend measuring the front and the back separately to get accurate measurements.
I trust you because your seem to know what you're talking about 👏🏾👏🏾
Please ma what about hip 45, and waist 35 how many inches will i add to the back and front
Thank you for ur teaching well explain but can u use the measurement that has big difference between waist and Hip to understand ur explanation well mostly at the back skirt.Thank you
Can this be used in drafting a female trouser?
Is it necessary to deduct from the waist if making a gown ?
Hi, I would like to know how to give shape in the back skirt without zipper?
You're doing a great job. With this method, is there still need for contouring?
Wow! Never knew you're in Owerri. What's your location pls?
Nice
Wow I used your method and my butt shape was instant lift. Thanks for your tutorial.
Can I make use of same measurements In female trousers.
I love your style ! This video I needed it my client is 41 waist with larger belly and 52 hips but is high like no torso . This video was a great explanation.
How come u don’t add dart in front
Thanks
How do will measure hip allocation on gown without joining
Where do we start from
Thanks I'm waiting for ur reply
My dear you are wonderfully made big backside or not cause no one will ever gain from it but the one carrying it but we are gaining day by day from the heavy loads you are carrying in your brain which is the tutorial you upload to us OMO na who say you no carry abeg thank you so so much.
Abi oo.
Thank you so much Sis.
I really love this 😘
Thank you
Nice one👍, ma pls can you a tutorial on keyhole bustier
Thanks so much for this tutorial.
Please ma'am, why does my skirt always folding up in the after sewing? 🙏
Try ironing before and after sewing will really help
Tnx Madam Nonny.
Pls would like you make tutorial on Butt allocation on Dress/ Gown. Well done Sis.
I love ur writing
I like you already !
❤❤❤❤
Please help me with six skirt cutting
Thank you ma for this wonderful tips, please can make tutorial on normal sleeve and normal puff sleeve
I already have a tutorial on Basic sleeves.
please check it out.
I'll also do a tutorial on the puff sleeve you requested.
Thanks for this ma
But how do I add the zip perfectly because of the curvy area
You can put your zipper by the side.
Love her❤️💙❤️💙❤️🤍🤍
U r the best
Please how about someone whose waist to hip is above 2 inches? How do you go about it?
Thanks ma'am
Happy New year to you ma'am, thanks for this brilliant to tip, God bless you always in Jesus name
Nice tutorial just needs more audibility.
Ma you are too funny o
Thanks for the info
Pls ma can this butt allocation be used for making female pants too?
Yes, but a little bit different from that of a skirt.. you've given me a new tutorial idea.
Thank you.
@@NonnysSpace1 U wlc ma...will be the first to watch it as soon as u drop the tutorial 🥰
Can I use this method for men trausers too
No Sir
I've just found you and I am interested in learning more about creating my own patterns. I am a very short but extremely curvy woman having a waist of 41 hips of 56 and Im only 4'11 tall. I've started sewing so my clothes can fit better but still there were no patterns that would allow for my curves. i guess if they added a large amount of ease in the pattern it would look a little better than off the rack clothing.
I started it get confused when you stopped using the curve ruler and started to just draw curves. Can you explain in more detail. The back pattern with an zip is really confusing to me.