basic patterns for saree blouse

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1/2 shoulders *

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14or from shoulders to ribs

1/4 chest contour (add 1/2 or 1 if

you want loosing) 1/4 chest contour (add 1/2 or 1 if
you want loosing)

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*reduce 1/2 if your shoulders fall to the sides when you make a blouse
#1/4 of chest contour - 1.5 (use this is you want a loose sleeve), or from shoulders to armpit
From shoulder to highest point of bust + 1.5
(1/12 chest contour)+3/4 or from one nipple to another and mark the half Tutorial and pattern created by Sandy at the Cloud Factory 2015
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Trace a perpendicular line and then use your measuring tape to

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draw the curves of the sleeve, as showing above. Wherever those

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curves end mark the point C and join it with the point D

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wherever you want the bottom part of your sleeve) +1or more for

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loosing

* if the curves dont end at the same point because sometimes the
front armhole is so longer than the back you can extend the point
C a little to match with the length of the curve A, then try to keep
the length of the curve B as closer as the original measurement.