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Dec 1, 2010, 02.06 AMby taitai60
when I enlarge patterns, I use pretty much the same method as above. However to make sure that my corners (for instance shoulder point, underarm side seam point etc) are all in the right spot, I draw a line through the corners of all sizes on the existing pattern. The new shoulder point, underarm side seam point etc should also fall along this line.
Jun 5, 2010, 10.29 PMby roguishgirl
The author needs to repair the link so the document can be downloaded.
Jan 27, 2010, 11.19 PMby blissfulbabe
No, I can’t either
Nov 18, 2009, 02.03 PMby sewfriendly
Great, this is just what I needed! But I can’t open the pdf file after I’ve downloaded it. Does anyone else have the same problem?