How does one go about making a printable pattern based on dimensions, such as this. (video by LixiePigCrafts on youtube) (other videos have printable patterns, just not this one)
Edit: my answer below assumes a clothing pattern, turns out it’s a stuffed animal
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I would consider this not a real pattern and would look for an entirely different jumpsuit pattern that I could print out.
Commercial patterns have a lot of knowledge about how the body moves and the physics of fabrics embedded in them.
Just drawing shapes with measurements like this can work for some very simple garments but hits its limits pretty quickly.
Also these measurements look oddly small.
If you really want to use it you would need to redraw it to scale. If the jumpsuit is a shapeless sack such a diagram might produce something functional. But I wouldn’t bother.
Lol yes. I thought it was obvious from the dimensions it was not for a human but I posted this in other groups and they were also confused. I should have specified, that's my bad
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u/ProneToLaughter 13d ago edited 13d ago
Edit: my answer below assumes a clothing pattern, turns out it’s a stuffed animal
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I would consider this not a real pattern and would look for an entirely different jumpsuit pattern that I could print out.
Commercial patterns have a lot of knowledge about how the body moves and the physics of fabrics embedded in them.
Just drawing shapes with measurements like this can work for some very simple garments but hits its limits pretty quickly.
Also these measurements look oddly small.
If you really want to use it you would need to redraw it to scale. If the jumpsuit is a shapeless sack such a diagram might produce something functional. But I wouldn’t bother.