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In the McCunn five measurements are required to draft a basic sleeve: |
In the McCunn five measurements are required to draft a basic sleeve: |
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*Arm Length |
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*Sleeve Cap |
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*Biceps |
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*Palm |
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*Shoulder to Elbow |
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The measurements correspond to the following standard valentina measurements: |
The measurements correspond to the following standard valentina measurements: |
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*L01 arm_shoulder_tip_to_wrist_bent |
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*L16 arm_shoulder_tip_to_armfold_line |
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*L11 arm_upper_circ |
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*D04 hand_palm_circ |
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*L02 arm_shoulder_tip_to_elbow_bent |
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Before attempting to draft a sleeve pattern with this method, ensure that you have created and saved a measurement file (.vit) which contains values for L01, ,L02 L11, L16, and D04. This may be accomplished using the TAPE program and is not covered by this tutorial. Figure 1 shows the basic reference lines and other major lines that will be used in constructing the main portion of the sleeve.<br> |
Before attempting to draft a sleeve pattern with this method, ensure that you have created and saved a measurement file (.vit) which contains values for L01, ,L02 L11, L16, and D04. This may be accomplished using the TAPE program and is not covered by this tutorial. Figure 1 shows the basic reference lines and other major lines that will be used in constructing the main portion of the sleeve.<br> |
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