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Basic Skirt Sloper
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What: Basic Skirt Sloper
Size: UK 10 | US 8 | EU 38
Created by: FASHION-GORGEOIS
Seam Allowance: 1 cm. (keep in mind there is no ease included, alter pattern according to your personal specifications)
A 4-piece basic skirt sloper Click the link to be directed to the Fashion-Gorgeois website for more information: http://www.fashion-gorgeois.com/pattern-cutting/womenswear/basic-blocks
Material Notes
To print in A4 format (like our BurdaStyle patterns), open the file in Photoshop.
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Basic Skirt Sloper #FG-02
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Feb 25, 2010, 10.37 PMby alisondahl
From Ralph Pink of Fashion-Gorgeois on printing these slopers: -Open in Adobe Photoshop..without changing the dimensions or resolution.. -Divide the page into A4 or A3 segments using the rulers, then with “snap on” you can select the individual pages -Copy and paste into another document then print that page. same for other pages. stick together with selotape and cut it out -All the patterns are editable in Adobe Illustrator -There is also a tutorial on how to edit and add custom seam allowance and how to produce your own custom basic blocks all on the site in the form of video tutorial (screen capture). You do need to know the basics of illustrator though!
Thanks Ralph!
Feb 25, 2010, 08.09 PMby thejam
Why cant i print it?
Feb 24, 2010, 10.43 PMby pixelink
thanks heaps!!