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## Systemschnitt 2: Modeschnitte für Mäntel, Parkas, Bademoden, Kinderbekleidung. Über 100 Schnitte (German)
== Online instruction == <!--T:3-->▼
The following is a list of free online sources for patternmaking instruction.▼
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# [http://leenas.com/English/draw_patterns.html Leena's Pattern Drafting Lessons] This site is frequently down and the server times out. When the site is available it does contain good reference material on basic patternmaking techniques.▼
# [http://pattern-design-guides.com/Notes/ Pattern Design Guides – Notes by Don McCunn] The notes section of this website provides supplemental information that is intended to be used with Mr. McCunn's books or ebooks.▼
# [http://www.sempstress.org/ www.Sempstress.org ] This website contains many resources for costume making, and has the following statement about their fair use policy: <br><br>"Unless otherwise noted, everything you see here is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 (United States). Be cool, ok? Sempstress runs happily on WordPress , using her own little home-brew theme. Thanks for stopping by!" <br><br> This website provides many resources on pattern drafting. The method used on this website does not use measurements, but it would be easy to use the method and substitute measurements for the physical pieces of velcrow used to model the human body.▼
## [http://www.sempstress.org/downloads/printer-friendly-version-mathless-draft/ Printer Friendly Version of the Mathless Draft] This is an example from that site of a downloadable chart describing the method of drafting a bodice.▼
## [http://www.sempstress.org/demo/how-pants-work/ How Pants Work] This is a tutorial on drafting pants.▼
# [http://www.fashion-incubator.com/ Fashion-Incubator]▼
(The following are included as they contain patterns for historical periods, or styles, typically the late 19th century, and early 20th century )
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* "A history of costume", Kohler, Karl ; Sichart, Emma von; Dallas, Alexander K. (Alexander Kennedy), b. 1867; (c. 1928?). (Note: This appears to have been reprinted a number of times so pinning down a definitive date of publication isn't easy. The scanned version at archive.org (https://archive.org/details/historyofcostume00khle/page/n9) has a copyright date of 1928. ). Includes rough patterns for various periods up to the mid 19th century, patterns given in digram form have sample measures, so some knowledge of how to interpret the pattern drafts, to change the measures is needed.
▲== Online instruction == <!--T:3-->
▲The following is a list of free online sources for patternmaking instruction.
▲<!--T:4-->
▲# [http://leenas.com/English/draw_patterns.html Leena's Pattern Drafting Lessons] This site is frequently down and the server times out. When the site is available it does contain good reference material on basic patternmaking techniques.
▲# [http://pattern-design-guides.com/Notes/ Pattern Design Guides – Notes by Don McCunn] The notes section of this website provides supplemental information that is intended to be used with Mr. McCunn's books or ebooks.
▲# [http://www.sempstress.org/ www.Sempstress.org ] This website contains many resources for costume making, and has the following statement about their fair use policy: <br><br>"Unless otherwise noted, everything you see here is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 (United States). Be cool, ok? Sempstress runs happily on WordPress , using her own little home-brew theme. Thanks for stopping by!" <br><br> This website provides many resources on pattern drafting. The method used on this website does not use measurements, but it would be easy to use the method and substitute measurements for the physical pieces of velcrow used to model the human body.
▲## [http://www.sempstress.org/downloads/printer-friendly-version-mathless-draft/ Printer Friendly Version of the Mathless Draft] This is an example from that site of a downloadable chart describing the method of drafting a bodice.
▲## [http://www.sempstress.org/demo/how-pants-work/ How Pants Work] This is a tutorial on drafting pants.
▲== Blogs == <!--T:5-->
▲# [http://www.fashion-incubator.com/ Fashion-Incubator]
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