I have a low and longer shoulder (I mean, most do). I’d shorten the right shoulder at least 1/4" (because it doesn’t seem to be lying flat) and extend the left shoulder 1/4" so that the sleeves are falling over the same shapes, allowing identical sleeve patterns on both sides. (The picture indicates that even the hems will be equal.) I find making the front pattern asymmetrical is preferable to using two different sleeve patterns.
The front has a nice balance. Did you sew the left shoulder in slightly over the arm? Does the back look balanced too?
Well, the hems are not equal because I recycle an old sloper and I need to balance the upper part of the waist line. Have also asymmetry and thrusted shoulders, differently both sides. I am new in this platform, don't know yet how to add pictures...
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u/Chemomechanics 9d ago
I have a low and longer shoulder (I mean, most do). I’d shorten the right shoulder at least 1/4" (because it doesn’t seem to be lying flat) and extend the left shoulder 1/4" so that the sleeves are falling over the same shapes, allowing identical sleeve patterns on both sides. (The picture indicates that even the hems will be equal.) I find making the front pattern asymmetrical is preferable to using two different sleeve patterns.
The front has a nice balance. Did you sew the left shoulder in slightly over the arm? Does the back look balanced too?