Basic Sleeve With Elbow Dart – Follow This Foolproof Pattern Drafting Guide

You don't have to calculate sleeve cap height. Here's a way easier approach to find out sleeve cap height. Start with bicep measurement. If you have a good reference sample, you can simply measure the bicep. Or decide how much ease you want to add to the bicep. Then you don't have to worry about sleeve cap height. To draft sleeve patterns, you need the front armhole length & back armhole length from the body patterns. And if you know the bicep width, sleeve cap height will determine by itself. In this video, I show you a basic 1-piece sleeve pattern-making with a hem dart. And I also show you how to transfer the hem dart to the elbow. Episode 42: 2-Piece Sleeve Pattern Making 1:https://youtu.be/SbmKeeLv0mI Episode 81: 2-Piece Sleeve Pattern Making 2:https://youtu.be/kGTFJeqNmGU Episode 86: Longline Jacket Back Body: https://youtu.be/O4Jre0hd4NA Episode 87: Longline Jacket Collar & Lapel: https://youtu.be/x5k_5UgCxmY Episode 88: Longline Jacket Princess Seam: https://youtu.be/p49P_OZeRbQ ************************************************ 🎊 Free Masterclass_Pant Base Frame 🎊 https://www.patternstudio101.com/balance If you're struggling with pant fit, learn how to check the pant balance. I teach you how to draft a pant base frame correctly and how to fix the pant balance for existing pant patterns. ************************************************ 📑 PS101 Youtube Membership 📑 https://www.patternstudio101.com/youtube Get PDF written instructions for all my video tutorials -