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DRESS MAKING - CITS

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• Trace the basic sleeve.
• Draw desired cuff line (shaded area).
• Draw a guideline from the dart point to the back sleeve.

• Divide the recorded difference equally and draw lines parallel to the under seam of the pattern to the cuff line.
Fig 2
• Cut the cuff from the sleeve, trace, add 3/4-inch extensions (X) on both ends, and add seams.

Fig 1 Fig 2

Fig 3
• Divide sleeve into quarters, close elbow dart, and draw a straight under seam line.

Fig 4
• Slash/spread to desired fullness, add length for blousing, and mark center Y, where X points of the cuff
extensions overlap.

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Style-6: ROLL-UP CUFF

Design Analysis: Roll-up cuffs are developed all-in-one with the sleeve or as separate cuffs stitched to the
sleeve and turned up. To develop this type of cuff, determine the finished length of the sleeve (between biceps
level to hem) and add cuff width.
Example: Sleeve length below biceps = 4 inches; cuff 1 1/2 inches (for roll-up).
All-in-One Cuff with Sleeve
Fig 1
• Trace sleeve to finished length desired. Label A–B.
• Draw three parallel lines spaced 1 1/2 inches apart below hem (A–B line). Label Sections 1, 2, and 3.

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CITS : Apparel - Dress Making - Lesson 42 - 45 (4)