How To Grade Skinny Pants Medium to Large size [Pattern Making Tutorial]

Grading is a process of creating patterns in different sizes so that the same style can be produced for customers of different body sizes. Grading is an essential part of the production process, as it allows designers and manufacturers to create clothing that fits a range of customers and meets their needs. In the video, I show you how to grade skinny pants by the 2” grading rule.
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[@MomShots]

The bit about being aware of the original design vs. the numbers is fantastic and just what I needed to hear. Great video. Thank you!

[@PatternStudio101]

You're welcome 😊

[@kirillphilippov6204]

That is relieving! Find out that all your lessons become mandatary for me coz are so simple and clear

[@lindascott7708]

I really enjoy all your videos. Thankyou so much.

[@PatternStudio101]

You're very welcome 😀

[@StitchesbyCina]

This is so helpful and clear!! thanks for sharing :D

[@PatternStudio101]

You're very welcome!

[@Disruptor23]

You are great. Thank you very much for sharing these videos.

[@PatternStudio101]

You’re very welcome ☺️

[@sarahgreensmith3687]

Thanks you! Very helpful!

[@PatternStudio101]

You're welcome 😊

[@helenekiraly3510]

Hi Jin! Thank you for this video! I have a question about the rise growing : at 3:05, you explain that, with a 2’’ grading between size a 1/4’’ for the rise (top of the waist) is good. I was wondering about the images you show at the end of your video with all the sizes done, it is still 1/4’’ ? It’s looks visually like is it less. Just wanted to check if there was an other rule applying for other types of looser pants like trousers. Thank you so much!

[@PatternStudio101]

Hi, yes, I made a mistake. The screen shows less.
When you do 2" grading at the hip, 1/4" increment at the waist for the rise is good unless you grade the pane length.
Thank you so much!!

[@ABC-jt3sb]

Thank you for the explanation. I was wondering how you would grade a back yoke if these jeans had one? Would you add the 1/4" in the rise and width of the yoke, or would you add it to the back pant pattern, onto the seam where it joins to the yoke pattern. I am grading a pair of jeans with a back yoke and was wondering how to go about it. Thanks!

[@PatternStudio101]

I'd keep the yoke height the same for all sizes. So grade the pant.

[@k.dramak.pop2]

What about the dart placement , is dartplacement is stable ?

[@PatternStudio101]

All 3 points for the dart move the same.

[@alexignjatovic1407]

Amazing!! Thank you so much!!!

[@PatternStudio101]

You're welcome 😊

[@b.ndunge]

Hy Jin, I want to grade pants down to a smaller size, should I follow the same steps just in an inward direction?

[@PatternStudio101]

Exactly!!

[@springflower1675]

Thank you very much

[@PatternStudio101]

My pleasure 😊

[@Mrgil655]

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[@3dartist31]

Maam thanks a lot it was really easy to digest and can you teach us please how to make compression wears (rashguard) pattern like yoga legging or yoga top how to make that pattern can you teach us please

[@PatternStudio101]

Hi, I'll make videos for that later. Thanks 😊

[@GigiRockEMO]

Hello teacher, on 3:50 you put by mistake 1/4" to 0.3cm which is wrong. 1/4" is 0.6cm

[@PatternStudio101]

@@GigiRockEMO Sorry, once the video is uploaded, I can’t fix it.