Adjusted Slopers pt. II – Sarah Xi

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I finally finished adjusting my slopers! Here are some changes from last time:

  • Brought the armscye down by a lot so it was less tight
  • Opened up the top part of sleeve since I took in 1 cm from center last time it was too tight all the way through.
  • Leveled the bodice at the bottom (waist line) (I realize now that I took the pictures before I trimmed it)
  • Tucked in 6cm from hip horizontally so waist to crotch length is shortened.

I almost done ripping the seams out of everything so the new sloper paper templates are coming soon.

Adjusted Paper Patterns – Silvia Chen

The pictures are not very clear, so here are the adjustments made:

Front Bodice:
Decreased dart by 1/2 inch on each side of dart -> 1 inch decrease in dart width
Lowered dart height by 1/2 in.
Decreased shoulder width by 1/4 in.
Brought in 1/2 in. at chest

Back Bodice:
Decreased shoulder width by 1/4 in.
Brought in 1/2 in. at back chest

Trousers Front:
Decreased rise at top by 2.5cm
Shortened front rise by 1cm

Trousers Back:
Decreased rise at top by 2.5cm
Lowered back rise by 1cm

Adjusted Muslin Slopers – Silvia Chen

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I think that the slopers fit better after making the adjustments. The armholes still feel a little cinched at some parts, but I think that is mostly due to small mistakes while sewing the sleeve on.

Paper Patterns – Elise

Trousers were slimmed down an inch on the side and 4 inches shorted from above the hip.

Bodice was elongated 4 inches and armscye lowered about 3/4 inch on front and back slopers.

Sleeve was widened by an inch total split between both sides at the top and tapered in at the bottom as well as shortened.