Making sewing patterns for sleeve sleeves el drac

This new book by Teresa Gilewska is aimed at beginners in fashion design, dressmakers and sewing and patternmaking enthusiasts who wish to learn how to make their own patterns with complete autonomy. The first chapter explains how to take measurements at the armhole and silhouette. The second chapter shows how to construct a straight sleeve and the third chapter focuses on sleeve transformation. The other chapters deal with specific cases, such as the kimono sleeve, whose pattern is built on the base pattern of the body, or the raglan sleeve, which has the particularity of the armhole, in which the crown of the sleeve extends to the neckline. The main difficulty that this book tries to solve does not lie in mastering the construction and transformation techniques, but in knowing which one (or ones) to use to construct the pattern of the model you have in mind. To help you gain this knowledge, the author explains, through 17 examples of sleeves of very varied styles, how to analyze each model in detail to deduce the technique that can best be applied in each specific case. 144 pages. THIS ARTICLE IS NON-RETURNABLE AND NON-EXCHANGEABLE.