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==[[Create Basic Blocks| Create Basic Blocks]]==
==[[Basic Blocks| Basic Blocks]]==


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===Skirt Blocks===
===Skirt Blocks===
====[[Skirt Block, McCunn System | Skirt Block, McCunn System]]====
* [[Skirt Block, McCunn System | Skirt Block, McCunn System]]


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===Pants Blocks===
===Pants Blocks===
====[[Pants Block, McCunn System|Pants Block, McCunn System]]====
*[[Pants Block, McCunn System|Pants Block, McCunn System]]


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===Bodice Block===
===Bodice Blocks===
''Note : Some patternmaking systems provide instructions on creating a bodice front and back as a single pattern piece.''
''Note : Some patternmaking systems create the bodice front and back as a single pattern piece.''
=====[[Bodice Block, McCunn System | Bodice Block, McCunn System ]]=====
*[[Bodice Block, McCunn System | Bodice Block, McCunn System ]]


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===[[Sleeve Blocks| Sleeve Blocks]]===
===Sleeve Blocks===
''Note : Most Bodice, Dress, Shirt, Jacket, and Coat blocks contain a related sleeve pattern. If you need to change sleeves on existing garments or patterns, you can measure around the armhole of the garment or pattern, then generate an independent sleeve pattern using the arm length and circumference measurements from a standard (multi-size) or individual .vit file.
''Note : Most Bodice, Dress, Shirt, Jacket, and Coat blocks contain a related sleeve pattern. If you need to change sleeves on existing garments or patterns, you can measure around the armhole of the garment or pattern, then generate an independent sleeve pattern using the arm length and circumference measurements from a standard (multi-size) or individual .vit file. Many variations are possible beginning with a basic sleeve pattern. Some of the ones to be discussed here include
====[[Sleeve Block, McCunn System | Sleeve Block, McCunn System ]]====
*[[Sleeve Block, McCunn System | Sleeve Block, McCunn System ]]


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===Pattern Alteration Techniques===
==Block Variations and Techniques==
Many methods exist to transform a pattern into a different style. This tutorial is not designed to be a textbook on fashion design. What we will discuss in the next few sections are some techniques that are used among many of the reference material on patternmaking and design. Some of these techniques are:
Many methods exist to transform a pattern into a different style. This tutorial is not designed to be a textbook on fashion design. What we will discuss in the next few sections are some techniques that are used among many of the reference material on patternmaking and design. Some of these techniques are:
*Changing seam location
*Changing seam location
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*Changing darts to seams
*Changing darts to seams
*Adding fullness
*Adding fullness
*Variations in sleeves
*Variations in collars


This is by no means an exhaustive list. The types of variations possible are limited only by the imagination of the designer.
This is by no means an exhaustive list. The types of variations possible are limited only by the imagination of the designer.


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Many women's patterns use darts to shape the garment. Moving the dart can open up possibilities for design variations. Techniques such as slash, spread, and pivot are commonly used in several systems. This section will describe how to use the Valentina Software to implement these techniques.
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====Bodice Front Design Variations ====
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Many women's patterns use darts to shape the garment. Moving the dart can open up possibilities for design variations. Techniques such as slash, spread, and pivot are commonly used in several systems. This section will describe how to use the Valentina Software to implement these techniques. Some additional variations will be discussed here including the princess seam, curved dart, shoulder darts, shoulder gathers, and the addition of a yoke


*[[Bodice Block variations | Bodice Block variations]] ''Some additional variations will be discussed here including the princess seam, curved dart, shoulder darts, shoulder gathers, and the addition of a yoke.''
====Bodice Back Design Variations ====
**Bodice Block, Front variations
====Pattern Design Variations (Modifications of Basic Sleeve) ====
**Bodice Block, Back variations
Many variations are possible beginning with a basic sleeve pattern. Some of the ones to be discussed here include


*[[Sleeve Block variations | Sleeve Block variations]]
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*Flounced Sleeve
*Gathered Sleeve Top
**Flounced Sleeve
*Gathered Sleeve Cap
**Gathered Sleeve Top
*Leg-of-Mutton Sleeve
**Gathered Sleeve Cap
*Puffed Sleeve
**Leg-of-Mutton Sleeve
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**Puffed Sleeve
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**[[Bell Sleeve | Bell Sleeve]]
**[[Cape Sleeve | Cape Sleeve]]


*[[Skirt Block variations | Skirt Block variations]]
=====Create Cape Sleeve=====
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=====[[Create Bell Sleeve | Create Bell Sleeve]]=====

===Skirt Design Variations ===
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===Creating a Jacket Design From a Bodice Block===
===Pant Design Variations ===
===Putting Bodice and Skirt Together to Create Dress Design Variations ===


*[[Pants Block Variations | Pants Block Variations]]


*[[Block Combinations | Block Combinations]]
**Create a Dress Block from a Bodice Block and Skirt Block
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**Create a Jacket Block from a Bodice Block


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