Designs and style options
The garments and projects, and how to change them.
Each design is drafted from your measurements every time you change something, the way a pattern cutter would draft it by hand. Its options change the pieces: a V-neck changes the front neckline, longer sleeves change the sleeve, and Fit adds more or less ease (room to move) all round.
- Tops: a T-shirt and a tank top in stretch knit.
- Dresses: a shift dress, straight, A-line or fitted, with sleeves or without.
- Skirts: a fitted skirt (pencil, straight or A-line), a circle skirt, and a gathered skirt with tiers.
- Trousers: pull-on trousers with an elastic waist, from shorts to full length.
- Accessories: a tote bag, an apron, a cushion cover and a bucket hat.
- Blocks: a close-fitting bodice block (sloper) to test the fit and design from.
Lengthen or shorten adds to the hem or takes from it. The double lines on the pieces show where to lengthen or shorten a printed pattern by hand.