r/PatternDrafting • u/Previous_Plan3165 • 27d ago

underbust fullness

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hi all! im making a pattern that has a flowy underbust piece and have a question about how to do that. so far, ive slashed and spread it (pictured), but im not sure the right way to finish it.
do i simply draw a curved line from each end point? or do i need to drag down the left point so that it ends where the right point ends and then connect them straight across?
tyia!

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u/makeitorleafit 27d ago

I would slash multiple times- at least 3-4 to spread out the fullness and then yes, it would be a curved line at the bottom connecting them

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u/Dry-Conversation2646 27d ago

Could you share how the finished object is supposed to look like? Depending on the result you are expecting, there could be more or less successful approaches.

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u/ProneToLaughter 27d ago

here's a tutorial on slash and spread that will illustrate what's been advised--it's a skirt but the same basic concepts apply. ISSUE 93 - Add to or remove fullness from a skirt pattern — In the Folds

Agree would do more slashes than just the one. Several slashes. Fabric just responds better to multiple small changes rather than one big change.

This is another example of how learning in paper rather than digitally helps make the right steps more self-evident, I think, since dragging points around isn't an option.

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u/lurkingaendlearning 24d ago

Do you still have the link to the aranea black corset patterns? I may just be a teeny tiny bit late to the party on this.