Detailed tutorial on how to draft a corset blouse with waist snatching | Beginners friendly 

Thankyou

Honestly!!! So detailed. A life saver for real

Please I have a question, please did you return the waist dart you took

@@ainepeace2983 yes dear

Thank You

Thankyou ❤️

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You’re welcome

Bless you too dear

No dear, you’ll leave that bust dart closed, that was why I taped it down.

No. My normal waist measurement is 28 but I snatched my waist to 26. It depends on how much you want to snatch

You’re welcome dear. If you want to use a zipper then it’ll be an inbuilt corset. If you want to attach a skirt to it then you should just wear the skirt and use your mirror and mark where you want it to start and the style you want.

Yes you can

Okay, I’ll work on it

I didn’t add allowance while drafting but when I’ll cut on my fabric I’ll add allowance round my pattern for sewing the pieces together

Yes dear

Yes dear, you’ll wear your bra and take your your measurements ❤️

@@MarysClothier got it! Thank you ♥️

When you measure your client, or yourself you'll find out that your front half length is longer than your back half length due to the breast in the front. It's that difference that you'll use as your bust dart so your front and back pattern will align.

@@MarysClothier thank you ma . So if I am cutting out the pattern will I trim out that part ? I am actually a beginner student

@@Jaycreator137 No don't trim me out, cover it the way I did and tape it down.

You can tie a rope on your client waist line then you take the measurements from the shoulder down to the rope for both front and back and you’ll see the difference. The front is going to be more than the back because of the bust that’s why the difference is used as the bust dart so the front and back pattern will match.

Thankyou, You can use both methods for the back and it’ll come out perfectly.

@@olamiderasheed8566 okay, Just cut out your pattern after tightening both the upper bust and underbust, you don’t need to go ahead to start creating the cups

Thank you so much, will definitely try this soon 🥰

Additionally, the difference of my client's front and back length is 3 inches. After closing the bust dart, the side panel looks quite leaned

Okay, after closing that dart, ensure you match up the lines from the armhole to the waist.

Yes but it must have a lace up back and no need to style the cup part

Thankyou ma. I don’t know what to say but maybe you should check the way you drafted your pattern and don’t extend your dart to the hips when drafting

@@MarysClothierplease ma what is your original waist measurement before you snatched to 26??

@@abanonuassumpta7337 It’s 28

My waist measurement is 28 but I decided to snatch my waist to 26.

@@AggieInyang-tj3ck You mean she has a bust of 39 and a waist of 36?

@@AggieInyang-tj3ck Since you’re snatching her waist, you won’t use her normal waist measurement, you’ll reduce her waist measurement to 32 or 33 or 34 depending on how much you want to snatch from her waist, but you’re not going to be using zip at the back because that’s not her normal waist measurement

Thank you very much ma'am

Yes but you'll have to use your own measurement in the calculation

Yes dear, after drafting your pattern add allowance round it for sewing the pieces together

Thank you

@@Solafolo yes dear, I do

@@MarysClothier please can you share your contact information? Thank you!

😂 You can snatch further but the beauty of an outfit lies on how comfortable the person wearing it is.

28 but I didn’t place my waist measurement on my waist before snatching. What I placed there is my bust measurement and I came in by 1 inch to create the contour on the waist line before snatching my waist measurement to 26inches. I hope you’ll get it.

Thank so much. The best teacher ever.