LIFTING PATTERNS - How to Create DIGITAL TWINS of HISTORICAL GARMENTS - PART 2

Welcome to my channel! I am a costume designer for theatre and digital media exploring the intersection of fashion history and digital technology. In this tutorial I will show you how to lift patterns from a delicate historical garment using two different methods: the diagram method and the tracing method. Most garments will require the use of both methods, sometimes interchangeably in the same pattern piece. The books shown at the beginning of this tutorial are: The Cut of Women's Clothes, 1600-1930 by Norah Waugh Techniques for Draping and Designing (Vintage Notions Sewing Series) Vionnet (BUNKA PUBLISHING BUREAU) Patterns of Fashion 2 by Janet Arnold This is the second video in a series documenting the process of creating a digital twin from a historical garment by combining object-based research methods with the digital patterning software CLO. Follow my channel for updates on the process as I work together with an amazing team to create a digital historical fashion show. Also, check out my Patreon for additional updates and options for private tutoring in CLO! patreon.com/digitaldressmaker Schedule a private tutoring session in CLO: https://calendar.app.google/mQfz8fjQxCeSrQsm8