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100 Drafts 'n' Patterns // Draft 12, 13, 14 & 15\\ Magyar, Kimono, Dolman & Batwing Sleeve.

you may mail your Patterns us on [email protected] follow us on Facebook   / stilistamoda-106932180999249   follow the entire play list at 100 Drafts 'n' Patterns:    • 100 Drafts 'n' Patterns   of Process of Drafting Magyar Sleeve 1. AB and AC are the perpendicular fold lines. (Fabric is folded in four fold arrangement) 2. Place and trace the basic bodice block in such a way that centre line of bodice should touch the line AB and the neck to shoulder corner touch the line AC. 3. At the corner of armhole shoulder corner mark a point D and drop a perpendicular on line AC from point D and mark point D’ 4. Mark a point E as D’E = 3 - 5” 5. Mark a point F at the joining of Side seam line and bottom of armhole. Mark a point F’ as FF’ = ½” – 1”. 6. Join E to F’ with a straight line. Process of Drafting Kimono Sleeve 1. AB and AC are the perpendicular fold lines. (Fabric is folded in four fold arrangement) 2. Place and trace the basic bodice block in such a way that centre line of bodice should touch the line AB and the neck to shoulder corner touch the line AC. 3. At the corner of armhole shoulder corner mark a point D and drop a perpendicular on line AC from point D and mark point D’ 4. Mark a point E as D’E = 11” (Full Sleeve Length) 5. Drop a perpendicular from point E to mark point E’ as EE’ = 4 – 5” 6. Mark a point F at the joining of Side seam line and bottom of armhole. Mark a point F’ as FF’ = 1 ½”. 7. Join F’ to E’ with a smooth Curve. Process of Drafting Dolman Sleeve 1. AB and AC are the perpendicular fold lines. (Fabric is folded in four fold arrangement) 2. Place and trace the basic bodice block in such a way that centre line of bodice should touch the line AB and the neck to shoulder corner touch the line AC. 3. At the corner of armhole shoulder corner mark a point D and drop a perpendicular on line AC from point D and mark point D’ 4. Mark a point E as D’E = 11” (Full Sleeve Length) 5. Drop a perpendicular from point E to mark point E’ as EE’ = 4 – 5” 6. Mark a point F at the joining of Side seam line and bottom line (Hem Line) of bodice block. Mark a point F’ as FF’ = 1 ½”. 7. Join F’ to E’ with a smooth Curve. Process of Drafting Bat Wing Sleeve 1. AB and AC are the perpendicular fold lines. (Fabric is folded in four fold arrangement) 2. Place and trace the basic bodice block in such a way that centre line of bodice should touch the line AB and the neck to shoulder corner touch the line AC. 3. At the corner of armhole shoulder corner mark a point D and drop a perpendicular on line AC from point D and mark point D’ 4. Mark a point E as D’E = 11” (Full Sleeve Length) 5. Drop a perpendicular from point E to mark point E’ as EE’ = 4 – 5” 6. Mark a point F at the joining of Side seam line and bottom line (Hem Line) of bodice block. Join the point F to E’ with the help of straight line. 7. Divide the line FE’ into 3 equal part and name them G, H and I Join F to G, G to H, H to I and I to E’ with smooth curves to create the effect of bat wing.