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Step 10
Still working on the Front Leg Panel, mark the point 1 cm (3/8 in.) to the right of point G along the waist line (point J), and connect points F and J with a straight line. This is the seam that will usually be used for a fastener (zipper, buttons, etc.)
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Mar 21, 2010, 09.39 PMby gedwoods
Ah, you are right – it should be 3/8 inch! I will correct it! The base measurements were in metric and I’ve given the imperial conversions. I’ve been over all the other measurements, but this seems to have been the only error I made in conversions.
Oct 8, 2009, 12.08 PMby ali-krysta
I have a question about your measurement of 0.2 inches/1 cm. do you mean 2/8ths of an inch? Because 0.2 inches is 3/16ths of an inch, which is half a cm. I like to work in imperial but some things aren’t adding up here, and I’m beggining to think that it will effect the overall shape of the pattern.