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YouI’d like an A-line mini skirt. My fabric is a 4 oz cotton twill, 58 inches wide.
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Apparel CADClosest match in your pattern archive is Marlow A-Line, style SP19-602, womens 0–16. See pattern
Build the mini from this one?
YouYes. Two inches shorter, and add a scallop trim like this image.
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Apparel CADDrafting the first pattern from Marlow SP19-602: two inches shorter, scallop trim read off your reference and trued to the new hem, in your 4 oz cotton twill, 58 inches wide.
Apparel CADDone. Front and back, each cut on the fold, joined at the side seams, graded across all nine sizes on Marlow’s rules. Side seams walk in every size. Here’s the technical flat and a preview. What would you like to change?
Apparel CADOne more thing: at mini length the marker leaves real dead space between the hem curves. I can nest an optional accessory in there, a headband or a scrunchie, and you’d get one in every size at no extra yardage. Otherwise your first pattern is ready to plot, and your preferred file type is DXF. Export it in that?
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