HOW TO: DRAFT BASIC SKIRT PATTERN PROFESSIONALLY.
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This is a detailed video on HOW TO DRAFT BASIC SKIRT PATTERN professionally. The LAPERY'S method of Basic Skirt Pattern Drafting is such that with it, you are ableto fabricate any Skirt design of your choice with PERFECT FIT regardless of your body type.
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There is a TABLE attached with this method ( a guide to perfect fit). Kindly view the analysis of the Table and exercises performed.
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View the below videos for more insights into the drafting method.
* How to take accurate body measurement parameters
• How To Take Accurate B...
* Understanding the human body structure:
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*Why Front length and back length are different:
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*Lapery skirt drafting table:
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So detailed and on point. You sure know your onions. And you are humble and patient. Thank you.
Thanks so much for commenting. Thanks for learning
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You are the best teacher. Clear Explanation of drafting. Easy to understand. Thank you.
Finally l have found what l have been looking for,thanks Ma
Really? Thank God for finding it in us. Thanks for commenting
U are dem good, came across ur Chanel yesterday, but must be honest u have upgraded my drafting skill.
Glad to hear this. Thanks for commenting.
I am so grateful for you and the ease in which you transfer the info. Totally grateful. Thank you
Thanks a lot u are truelly a teacher down to earth explanations
You are highly welcome 😘
I've never sewn a thing in my life, I'm just four days into learning patterns. I started getting confused at 7:29 but you have explained it so well. I'll replay this video and practise till I get there. Thank you so so so much!
Great teaching! Thank you
Beautiful video.
Thank you ma
This is great and so easy to understand
Tried this method for a skirt, and it came out very well. This is my method, going forward, though I didn't add dart to the front pattern.
Thank you for trying it out. What a good student you are. More videos to be uploaded for your learning and upgrading. Kindly share the good news amongst fellow designers on all of your social media platforms. Thanks for commenting.
Thank you
Well done ! Thank you so much for these videos. I truly appreciate your ability to share your technical knowledge practically.kudos!
However, my question on this skirt pattern is on how you came about the 5" measurement for the hip yoke which you mentioned. Is it a standard measurement for every body size?
Wonderful, God bless you! I love your illustration & I will tried this method. I've tried other methods & the front of my skirts always longer than the back. Thank you again!
Please do and kindly let me have feed backs. Thanks
Well done
Great presentation.
Thank you Sir
Good work, love your explanation, you are a born teacher. My question is how do I get the lapery skirt drafting table.
Beautiful
I'm new on ur channel but I found your teaching very interesting, in my own research I discover that shoulder sloper are different with every individual . Pls if u can help with shoulder sloper I will be grateful
Yes, you are right! Shoulder slope varies from person's to persons. However, using an average slope of 1" and 1½" for back and front respectively for an adult will still give you a perfect fit. Whatever, the actual slope is will still be within that range. Not any obvious effect. Thanks for commenting
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 thanks a lot I will try that ma
How did u measure the hip yoke line as 5inch , upper hip line as 8 inch and lower hip line as 10 inch at 10:18 . Please explain I'm a very beginner
Thanks
Hello ma'am I just ran into your channel and I've already subscribed bc I really love your tutorials. Pls keep it up. Pls a quick one..
Is it on the lower or upper hip line you input your hip measurements?
Regards
So sorry just seeing this. Following the Drafting steps, you hip measurement automatically falls into place. The upper and lower hipline is same mesurement
Thanks 🙏🏾
You should do a tutorial on how to take all this measurements
There is already on the channel. How to take accurate body measurements.
Love your channel,thanks for sharing your knowledge. Pls about the waist line ,what if I want to draft from my Belly botton waist which is like 3inches away from natural waist cos that's where I put my skirt so will I use the same method or how do I go about it. Thank you
Thanks for commenting 🥰
For the low waist skirt, first draft following same process and afterwards you cut come.down natural waist line 3" inches thereabout as preferred. Note that this your low waist circumference will sure be wider than the value at the natural waist line
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You're the best ma
Please ma, the principle of ( subtracting waist circumference from the hip) if you are making a normal low waist skirt or high waist skirt how can one determine the right figure where it falls in ?
Because the upper waist and lower waist circumference isn't the same measurement when measured
Once you draft the skirt Pattern, you can lower as much as you desire. As you lower, the waist circumference increases and will hang where ever you want
Enjoying your channel so much. I am learning a great deal. You explain very well. I want to find out if a person fall in two sizes,(L & XL) do you still add ease, and what dart size should you use? Thank you
Thanks Sis I learned a lot. When can we get the sewing video? Also so detailed with inseam finishing? I am learning to sew with Lace, so I would like to know how to do it professionally. Please Sis🙏
Very soon madam. Working in it and thanks for commenting.
Great detailed explanation Ma'am, so with this method, there is no need to measure waist to hip measurements when drafting.
I will definitely give it a trial.
I love your method of teaching.
Please make a video on drafting of bodice.
Do you have an online program?
No need at all. Your actual hipline will fall in place automatically. No sharp edge, No wrong placement of hip line. Just good to go.
Thanks for commenting.
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Please I love your class. Can you present six pieces skirt drafting? Please
Thanks for commenting. I will get there. Its a process, kindly be patient. I just want to take the classes sequentially/orderly so that people following can grow with me without being confused or mixed up of information or knowledge.
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 thanks a lot dear
would this pattern drafting work for a pot belly. and can i do a lapped zipper rather than a centered one.
You get 5 ⭐️ for this. You are the best. This is the best skirt pattern draft. Once I draft this you don’t recommend using this for a gown pattern? Won’t this pattern eliminate any bulge in the front and back waist fold and bulge zipper
Thank you once again. Not quite sure of the question. But once you draft the skirt pattern, you could use it for gown and no bulging of any sort at the Centre back or sides. The analysis comes up shortly. Thanks for commenting
Thank you once again. Not quite sure of the question. But once you draft the skirt pattern, you could use it for gown and no bulging of any sort at the Centre back or sides. The analysis comes up shortly. Thanks for commenting
Lapery College of Fashion I apologize. My question was in reference to you mentioning in the video at the top waist to keep the line straight across and not go down by .5+ at the center front or go up .5 inch at the side. Can I draft this exact way and use for a gown?
For gowns it will maintain the straight line for one to fuss with bodice.
Lapery College of Fashion how do you eliminate the bulge or fold at the back waist? Please do a bodice and a dress video
Thanks so much. I would like to ask anytime I use waist measurement of waist to hips:8" I end up getting a high waist skirt and not a normal low waist skirt. What is the fault?
So sorry , just seeing this. If you do 8", you are supposed to remove band with from it. You don't do 8" and latter be adding band, it will make actual hip low. And you may have to pull-up for it to be normal
Thanks so much ma. God bless you. Please how can one get this table u are using? And please ma can you help us with how to achieve this table? Thanks
Hello ma thank you for this tutorial,my questions is should the hip ease be the same as the the difference bn the waist and hip measurement?,or you add both the ease and the difference,thanks
No madam. Ease allowance is just ½ inch already added to the pattern drafted. Not the difference between wt,and hip
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 thank you for the reply
Very lovely tutorial, the best for me,God bless u real good.. my question is do i have to subtract the waist measurement from the hip measurement to get the waist to hip different?and is 5inch the standard for hip yoke line and 10inch for lower hip line?
Yes ma. You subtract waist from hip to know the difference, then those are the standard guides for hip yoke and hip lines. Your actual hip will fall within the 8" to 10". Hope I answers you well? Thanks for commenting.
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 yes ma, U are the best....
Thank you very much for the tutorial. Please can you help with that of a fitted long skirt. Thank you
Noted.
Yess skirt
Thanks 😁
it is nice but the formula of all clothe pattern not understand.
E yah. Just take your time you sure to get it. Thanks for commenting
Hello ma, just thinking. If you use 0.5 as the reduction when you open it up it’ll be 1 inch. Is it ok to say you reduce 1 inch from front and add it to the back?
Yes
Good afternoon madam, this is detailed. If am adding a band and I have a length of 24. What will I do
After transfer of pattern, first confirm your skirt Length. You may need to reduce or increase the basic pattern as need be. Then Simply remove the width of the band from the pattern and proceed to whatever skirt design you want to do. Thanks for commenting
thnks for this but I wish to know if the 0.5 you took for the back skirt applies to all hip sizes
It varies and that is the essence of the table attached. Once you check the difference between waist and hip, then you look up the table as guidance. Thanks
Pls how can I determine the length of the hip from waist line. Or should I adopt the method you used above 5inch for yoke, 8 for hip and 10 for lower hip
For instance I am working with waist measurement of 24 and hip of 25 inches, pls how will achieve the length of the hip?. Thank you
Thanks for commenting. Still go ahead to use upper and lower hipline 8" &10" Your actual hipline will fall within that range. Not a particular location
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 ok thank you very much .
How did you get the hip yoke line, upper hip line and lower hip line
Same doubt
Thank you very much for this tutorial it is really beautiful. Please my question: what about the zipper, would you cut out the pattern and add your zipper allowance or is it inside?
You will add Zipper allowance
Thanks for the tutorial. How do I go about with the band?
Thanks for commenting. You simply remove the width of the band from the the basic pattern. Then attach afterwards.
You may check my video on how to draft pencil skirt with flounce. Thanks
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 thanks so much
Hi I really appreciated this video however I was lost at the end as to which lines to actually cut for the skirt alone if I didn't want to make a gown.
Thanks for commenting. For skirt, simply follow the curved line. Not sure of the color used except I go watch the video again.
You may watch the video " how to draft pencil skirt with front side slit" Thanks
Hello 😀 , I'm working on a skirt with the waist and hip difference of 17 inches. Do I make the back dart 2 inches? waist is 38 hip is 55. Do I use all the measurements on your chart on the last row 12 upwards?
Yes madam.. use the last row. You need to increase the back dart to about 2½ or 3 to reduce sharpness from wiast to hip. When you do that, you will split the darts into 2. Width is one will be 1½ then the other 1or 1½ as well. Just share.
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 I don't understand? Increase the length of the dart. I don't know what you mean by split into 2?
Increase the width. Instead of the 2" in the table, you may increase to 3" and when you do, it might be too fat to be constructed in one place so you share it into 2. You will have 2 darts constructed on each side of the back instead of 1 single dart
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 ok. Thank you. Is there any other way to do without 2 darts. The fabric has a good stretch. Do I keep the length at 6 inches for the back.
@@slrcouture if fabric is stretchy, you wouldn't need all that since you might reduce the hip measurement or not add seam allowance. Just make it a single dart.
Thanks for the detailed video. Please is it the natural waist measurement you used?I am somehow confused
Yes, I used the natural waist line for waist measurement. Kindly check my video on how to take body measurement parameters. Thanks for commenting.
Hi. Does that mean the back hemline is 1/2 shorter than that of the front?
Didn't get the question right. Re compose🙏
@Lapery College of Fashion Thanks for the reply...from the hemline, 1 inch was subtracted from both front and back side seams (for shaping). In addition, 1 inch was subtracted from the centre back. But because the back was 1/2 inch more than front, it is like having subtracted 1/2 inch more on the back.
Dear teacher ,how to mesher low hip line and upper hip line?
Just measure waist to hip as guide depending on the person's heights. For most people, it's 8 to 10 but could be more for tall poeple. Thanks
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 Thank u teacher .
Good afternoon. This tutorial is awesome. Please, what is the essence of the 1" intake (fitting) at the center back. Thanks for your prompt response.
So sorry for late response. The 1" at the CB is for tightening. It gives the back side the fit it should have. Remember the buttocks pushed the garment away from our body, so that tightening brings back the shape and fitting.
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Good morning sis. God bless you for this. Please I want to ask...do we need to cut and add skirt band to the skirt or the band is already included? Thank you
Band is already inclusive. If skirt with band, first remove band width from skirt pattern. Thanks for commenting.
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 God bless you for your prompt reply. More grace for you and yours
So after drafting the pattern,I add zip and seam allowances for the back and add seam allowance for the front
Yep madam 😁
Thanks a lot. My question is both the front and back hem line are not equal. I noticed that due to side shaping you deducted 2 inches from the back hem line why is it so
The deductions were (fitting/shaping lines). You only follow those fitting lines when you want to achieve a FITTED Skirt. And since your buttocks would have raised up the back piece( not resting on your lap/thigh as the front), then you need more tightening at the back to achieve fitness.
Hope that answers the question? Kindly wait for the Analysis of the drafting method. Thanks
What happens when I want a slit at the back, how do I deal with the fitting measurement at the back
Me again, I was wondering how would a waist band be applied here. I'm looking at the curves to the waist and I'm not sure how that will be adjusted on to a waist band. Thanks
So sorry. Just seeing this. The band is already inclusive in the skirt Lenght. Simply remove band width and attach afterwards. However, note that any band width more than 1.5" is considered big band and as such will be handled differently.
On the waistline on the back you came in by 0.5" but you didn't replace it back to the waist Circumference measurement.
Won't it affect the actual waist measurement?
The 0.5" is the centre back tightening used only in gowns. You may watch the blouse drafting and gown drafting videos for better. Thanks for commenting.
Thanks very much for this drafting lesson. Please, is the 1" deduction on both side seams at skirt hem,the centre back hem and the 0.5" at centre back waist for fitting constant for all sizes?
Yes ma to a certain extent. But you could do more than the 1" (fitting/shaping provisions) for people with extremely large buttocks more than 15" waist difference. Thanks
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 Thanks very much ma. God bless
Do I have to cut off the 1" shaded below at the center back? Thanks sis.
Yes, when making a gown/dress. But when making a skirt u ignore and follow the original CB line
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How do you determine the length of the dart
Thanks for commenting. It is there already in the video. Front dart length is 5" while back dart length is 6. This works for most people just like average shoulder is BTW (15"--16")
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