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    Lesson 3: Pattern Making: Procedure in Drafting Classic Single Breasted Blazer

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    This document provides instructions for drafting a classic single-breasted blazer pattern with 3 views: back, front, and collar. It outlines the key points and measurements needed to construct the pattern pieces for the back, front, and collar views. Measurements are given as proportions of body measurements with ease allowances added. Lines are drawn between points with labels to indicate sleeve, shoulder, waist, and other key dimensions.

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    Lesson 3: Pattern Making: Procedure in Drafting Classic Single Breasted Blazer

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    This document provides instructions for drafting a classic single-breasted blazer pattern with 3 views: back, front, and collar. It outlines the key points and measurements needed to construct the pattern pieces for the back, front, and collar views. Measurements are given as proportions of body measurements with ease allowances added. Lines are drawn between points with labels to indicate sleeve, shoulder, waist, and other key dimensions.

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    The document outlines procedures for drafting various garment patterns including blazers, vests, collars and sleeves.

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    Lesson 3: PATTERN MAKING

    Procedure in Drafting Classic Single Breasted Blazer


    Draft the front and the back joined. This type of garment is of second degree,
    therefore it needs a greater ease allowance. The ease allowance can vary according to the
    fabric and the shape desired. Example ½ bust circumference + 5 cm for ease allowance + 2.5
    cm discard fabric.

    Example: 46 + 5cm + 2.5 cm = 53.5 cm

    Back
    Begin with top left corner of the square. This is point A. Trace down and across from point A.
    • A-A1 - ½ bust circumference + 5 cm + 2.5 cm discard.
    • A-B - Move down 1/24 size + 0.5 cm.
    • A-B1 - Move down 4.5 cm and square across.
    • A-C - 1/8 height + 1/24 size + 1.7 cm ease allowance. Square across.
    • A-D - Back waist length measurement. Square across.
    • D-E - Hip depth. Square across.
    • A-F - Blazer length. Square across.
    • A-G - 1/6 size + 0.5 cm. With a curve join point B – G.
    • A-H - ½ back width + 0.5 cm.
    • C-C2 - ½ C – C1 + 1 cm.
    • F – F1 - Same amount as C – C1. Join point C2 to F2.
    • H-I - Perpendicular to C – C2.
    • H-L - Move down 4.5 cm.
    • B1-L1 - ½ back shoulder width + 1.5 cm (1 cm ease) + 0.5 cm ease allowance. Join
    points G-D (shoulder length).
    • L1-L2 - Move up 0.5 cm )for shoulder pad).
    • I-N - Square up 5 cm and square right 0.8 cm.
    • M-M1 - Move right 0.5 cm. With a curve draw the armhole joining the points L2-M,
    M1-C1. Move down 9 cm along the armhole and mark two notches.
    • B2 - ½ of A-C.
    • D-D2 - Move right 2 cm.
    • F-F2 - Move right 2 cm and join points B2-D2-F3.
    • D2-R - Move right 13.16 cm (not a fixed measurement). Square down from R for
    F4.
    • R-F4 - With a curve join points M-R.
    • F4 - Move 0.5 cm to each side.
    • R3-R4 - From point R move 1-2 cm each side. With a curve join points M-R3-F4 and
    M1-R4-F4.
    Front
    • D1-A2 - Front waist length.
    • A2-B - 1/6 size + 1 cm.
    • A2-H - ½ back width, same measurement as back – 1 cm.
    • H-I - Perpendicular to C1-C2.
    • H-L - Square down 6.5 cm.
    • I-M - Square up 5 cm.
    • M-M1 - Square left 1-1.5 cm (not fixed measurement).
    • M1-M2 - Square down from m1 (reference point for sleeve).
    • A2-A3 - Move left 3 cm.
    • A3-G - 1/6 size + 0.5 cm.
    • L1-L2 - Move up 0.5 cm (for shoulder pad)
    • G-L1 - Same measurement as G-L2.
    • M1-M3 - Move left 0.5 – 1 cm.
    • A2-N - Bust height.
    • N-N1 - ½ bust distance + 1.2 cm.
    • N1-R - Parallel to N – D1.
    • N1-R1 - Move down 2 -3 cm.
    • I-R2-F5 - Parallel with C2 – F2 (Square down from I).
    • R3-R4 - From point R2 move each side 2 cm(not a fixed measurement). From point
    F5 move 0.5 cm each side. With a curve join points M1-R3-F5 and M3-R4-F5.
    • D1-D3 - Square right 2 – 2.5 cm (single breasted).
    • D3-P - Square up 10 cm, breakpoint (not a fixed measurement).
    • G-G1 - Move right 1.5 cm and join to point P (roll line). Draw the collar as shown in
    Classic single breasted collar.
    • R-O - Square down 5-7 cm, pocket position.
    • O-O1 - Square right 1.5 – 2 cm.
    • O1-O2 - Square left 1.5 cm (pocket measurement).
    • R1-O - Draw the dart, moving left 1.5 cm.
    Classic Single Breasted Blazer Pattern
    Procedure in Drafting Classic Single Breasted Collar

    Use bodice with darts to draft this collar.


    • D-D3 – Square right 2
    cm (single breasted)
    • D3-P – Square up 16
    cm, breakpoint (not fix
    measurement)
    • G-G4 – Move right 1.5
    cm and join point P (roll line)
    • G4-R – Extend the line
    the same amount as back
    neckline measurement + 0.5
    cm.
    • R-R1 – Square left, 1.5
    cm and join to point G.
    • R1-R2 – Move right 7.5
    cm in square with the straight
    line G-R1. Square down the
    same measurement as line
    R1-G
    • G4-Q - Move down the
    roll line 1/6 + 1 cm.
    • Q-P1 – Move down 3
    cm (not a fixed
    measurement)
    • P1-P2 – Square right 10
    cm from the roll line (not
    fixed measurement). Join P2
    to B. Use a curve to connect
    points P2 to P.
    • P2-P3 – Move 4 cm
    through point B.
    • G-R3 – Parallel with R1-
    R2.
    • P3-P4 - Move 4 cm and
    connect points R2-R3-P4.
    • R3-R4 – Measure up 1.5 cm (not a fixed measurement), use this as a reference point
    for the rotation of the back collar. Copy the red square and rotate it left 1.5 cm (not a
    fixed measurement), using G as a pivot point.
    • G-G6 – Move left 4 cm along the shoulder length (for facing front)
    • D-D4 – Move left 5 cm and join to point G6.
    Procedure in Drafting Tailored Double Breasted Blazer
    To draft this blazer, use the classic single breasted blazer and trace the front and the
    back joined. Calculate ½ bust circumference + ease allowance + some cm for the discard
    fabric. The ease allowance can vary according to fabric and the desired shape.

    Back
    • D-F - Blazer length
    • D-D2 - Move right 2 cm (not a fixed measurement)
    • F-F2 - Same measurement as D-D2.
    • M-M1 - Move right 0.5 – 1 cm.
    • D2-R - 15 cm (not a fixed measurement)
    • R3-R4 - From point R move 1.2 cm each side.
    • R-F3 - Square down. With a curve join points M-R-F3, M-R3-F3, and M1-R4-F3.
    • L1-L2 - Move up 0.5 – 1 cm for shoulder pad.

    Front
    • D1-A2 - Front waist length
    • A2-A3 - Move left 3 cm.
    • A3-G - 1/6 size + 0.5 cm.
    • G-G2 - Move left 1 cm.
    • G2-L1 - Same measurement as back length.
    • L1-L2 - Move up 0.5 – 1 cm for shoulder pad.
    • G-G1 - Move right 2 cm.
    • D1-D3 - Square right 6 – 8 cm (double breasted).
    • D3-P - Square up 2-4 cm (position for the first button)
    • G1-P - Roll line. Draw the collar as shown in tailored double breasted collar.
    • R2-F4 - Square down from 1.
    • M1-M3 - Move left 0.5 – 1 cm.
    • R3-R4 - From point R2 move right 1 cm, move left 2 cm (not a fixed measurement).
    • F4-F5 - Move left 1 cm. With a curve join points M1-R3-F5 and M3-R4-F4.
    • A2-N - Bust height
    • N-N1 - ½ bust distance + 1 – 2 cm.
    • N1-R - Square down from N1.
    • Q-N1 - Draw the dart 1 – 1.5 cm.
    • R-R5 - Square down 5 – 7 cm for pocket position.
    • R5-O1 - Square right 1.5 – 2 cm.
    • O1-O2 - Square left 15 cm, pocket measurement (5 – 7 cm). Breast welt pocket.
    From point I move right 2 cm and draw pocket, 11 cm long 2.5 cm and 2 cm
    wide.
    Tailored Double Breasted Blazer Pattern
    Procedure in Drafting Tailored Double Breasted Collar Pattern
    This collar is used especially for classic men suits, but it is also used for women. Use
    the dart less bodice to draft this collar.

    • A1-N - Bust height.


    • A1-A2 - Move left 3 cm and
    join to point N.
    • A2-G5 - Move left 1/6 of size.
    • D-D3 - Square right 6 cm
    (double breasted).
    • D3-P - Square up 3 cm.
    Breakpoint (not a fixed
    measurement).
    • G5-G4 - Move right 1.5 cm and
    join point P (roll line).
    • G4-R - Extend the roll line the
    same amount as back
    neck measurement +
    0.5 cm.
    • R-R1 - Square left 1.5 cm and
    join to point G5.
    • R1-R2 - Square right 7.5 cm and
    square down the same
    measurement as line
    R1-G5.
    • G4-Q - Move down the roll line
    1/6 of size + 1 cm.
    • Q-P1 - Move down 4 cm.
    • P1-P2 - Square left 10 cm (not
    a fixed measurement).
    • P2-P - With curve connect the
    points.
    • P4 - Midpoint of line P1-P2.
    • P2-P3 - Extend 5 cm and join to
    point P4.
    • P4-Q1 - Move left 8 cm passing through point Q and join to point G5.
    • G5-R3 - Parallel line to R1-R2.
    • P3-Q2 - Move 1.5 cm, use the curve to join points R2-R3-Q2.
    • R3-R4 - Move up 2 cm (not a fixed measurement). This is the reference point for the
    rotation of the back collar. Copy the red square and rotate.
    • G5-L2 - Same measurement as the back shoulder length G-L1.
    • M-M2 - Square left 1 cm. Using the curve, draw a new armhole touching points L2-
    M1-C2.
    • G5-G6 - Move left 4 cm along shoulder length (for front facing).
    • D-D4 - Move left 6 cm and join to point G6.
    Procedure in Drafting the Two-Piece Sleeve

    Square down and across from A.


    • A-B - ½ size.
    • A-D - 1/10 size + 0.5
    • A-E - 1/10 body height.
    • A-H - Elbow length.
    • A-G - Sleeve length.
    • B-G1 - Parallel to A-G.
    • Square across connecting points D-B1, E-E1,
    H-H1, G-G1.
    • C - ½ A-B.
    • C-E2-I - Square down from point C to
    line G-G1.
    • D-D1 - Move right 3 cm.
    • D-D2 - Move down 3 cm.
    • D2-D3 - Move right 1 cm.
    • B1-B2 - Move left 3.5 cm.
    • E1-M - Move up 5 cm.
    • M-N - Move left 0.5 cm.
    • With a curve connect points C-D1-D3 (back
    sleeve cap). C-B2-N (front sleeve cap).
    • E1-F - Square left 4 cm.
    • E1-M1 - Move up 2.5 cm.
    • M1-M2 - Move right 0.5 cm.
    • Connect points N-M2-F (armhole).
    • H-H2 - Move right 3.5 cm (not fixed
    measure)
    • I-P - Move left 3 cm, and connect
    points D3-H2-P.
    • G1-L - Move right 4 cm and join to
    point F.
    • L-L1 - Move up 2 cm and join to point P.
    • H1-O - Square right 2.5 cm.
    • Connect points F-O-L1.
    • D3-C1 - Square right 6 cm.
    • E2-C2 - Move up 2 cm.
    • E1-C3 - Move left 4 cm.
    • With a curve connect points C1-C2-C3.
    • H2-O1 - Move right 2 cm.
    • P-P1 - Move right 1.5 cm, connects C1-D1-P1.
    • G1-I1 - Move left 4cm and move up 1 cm.
    • C3-I1 - Join points and move left 1 cm to elbow line.
    At the sleeve cap, from point C (back side) mark 2 notches with a distance 10.5 cm; from
    point C (front side) mark a notch 10.5 cm. Copy the red part and separate the two pieces of
    the pattern.
    Procedure in Drafting Classic Vest

    Use the basic bodice with darts traced up to the hip level with an appropriate ease
    allowance.

    Back
    • C-C1 - ¼ bust
    circumference – 1 cm
    + ease allowance.
    • D-D1 - ¼ waist
    circumference – 1 cm
    + ease allowance.
    • E-E1 - ¼ hip
    circumference – 1 cm
    + ease allowance.
    • D-F - Move down 8 cm.
    • D1 - Move right 1 cm.
    • E - Move right 1 cm.
    • L1 - Move left along
    the shoulder length
    1.5 cm.
    • C1 - Move down along
    the side seam 2 cm.
    Draw the armhole.
    • Complete the pattern
    as shown in the
    diagram.

    Font
    • C-C2 - ¼ bust
    circumference + 1 cm
    + ease allowance.
    • D-D2 - ¼ waist circumference + 1 cm + 3 cm ease allowance.
    • E-E2 - ¼ hip circumference + 1 cm + ease allowance.
    • D-F - Same measurement as the back (8cm).
    • F-F3 - Move down 4 cm.
    • F3-F4 - Square left 4 cm.
    • D-D3 - Square left 2 cm for button stand.
    • D3-D4 - Move down 4 cm, connect points D4-F4-F2 to draw the hem.
    • L2 - Move right 1.5 cm along the shoulder length.
    • C2 - Move down 2 cm along the side seam. Draw the armhole.
    • For back tab draw the belt as shown on diagram with the desired measurement and
    complete as shown on diagram.
    Procedure in Drafting Double Breasted Vest

    Use the classic vest with darts traced appropriate allowance.

    Back
    • D-F - Move down 8 cm.
    • D-D1 - ¼ waist circumference – 1 cm + 3 cm + ease allowance.
    • C1 - Move down 2 cm along the side seam.
    • L1-L2 - Move left 5.5 cm along the shoulder length. Draw the armhole.
    • D-R - ½ of D-D1. From R move 1 cm in each direction.
    • L2 - Move down along the armhole 12-13 cm. From this point draw the side
    panel as shown.

    Front
    • D-F - Same measurement as the back.
    • L2-L3 - Same measurement as the back.
    • C2 - Move down 2 cm along the side seam.
    • L3 - Move down 12 – 13 cm along the armhole and draw the side panel.
    • G-G1 - Move left along the shoulder length 1 cm.
    • G1-G2 - Move right 2 cm (roll line).
    • D-D3 - Square right 6 cm.
    • D3-P - Square up 4-6 cm and join to point G. (roll line). Draw the collar as shown in
    classic tailored double breasted collar.
    • D3-F3 - Square down 14 cm. Complete hemline.
    Draw the pocket.
    Double Breasted Vest Pattern

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