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Contemporary pattern makers rarely use drafting methods because they find it inefficient to start patterns from scratch. Instead, they use existing patterns, called "blocks", as a starting point to create new styles. They modify the blocks using '''flat pattern making''' techniques. These techniques consist of cutting the pattern and manipulating the pieces to relocate darts, add fullness or shape the pattern to fit the hollows of the human body (i.e. contouring). A pattern created with these techniques still fits the standard figure or the individual's body for which the original block was created. However, compared to a pattern created with formulas, this pattern does not adjust as easily to a different set of measurements.
La ventaja de recrear las técnicas de dibujo de patrones en el software es que los patrones basados en fórmulas resultantes pueden ajustarse automáticamente a medida de un individuo. Sin embargo, con el fin de crear patrones que son más complejos que el sloper tradicional, es necesario traducir las manipulaciones de patrón plano en fórmulas también. Creemos que, usando un poco de ingenio y poder de computación, podemos lograr esta tarea.
Why is it important to make the pattern fit an individual's measurements? Because the standard sizes used in industrial production and home sewing patterns are [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/the-shape-of-things-to-wear-scientists-identify-how-womens-figures-have-changed-in-50-years-516259.html inadequate for a large part of the population]. Women, in particular, deviate greatly from the [http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/design/2012/01/clothing_sizes_getting_bigger_why_our_sizing_system_makes_no_sense_.html standard figure]. In America, for example, only 8 percent of women posses the hourglass figure that has long determined the proportions of clothing. It is no wonder that so many clothes go unsold each year, even after multiple discounts, [http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/04/02/what-happens-to-all-of-those-clothes-retailers-cant-sell/ ending up in landfills].
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