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DRESS MAKING - CITS

▪ Add shaping at the waist and hips for a snug fit.
▪ Choose sleeve and neckline styles.
▪ Consider adding pleats, gathers, or panels for visual interest.
Layout and cutting
▪ Cut the fabric pieces according to the pattern.

▪ Sew the bodice, waistband, and skirt together.
▪ Finish with a zipper or buttons at the back.
3 Neckline designs:
- Experiment with different necklines to create unique frocks.
- Options include:

▪ Boat neck: Wide and elegant.
▪ Sweetheart: Curved and flattering.
▪ Square neck: Angular and modern.
▪ Halter neck: Tied at the back of the neck.
▪ Keyhole: Small opening near the neckline.

▪ Collar variations: Peter Pan, Mandarin, or shawl collars.
4 Puffy and short sleeve patterns
- Puffy sleeves add a playful touch to frocks.
- Short sleeves can be straight or slightly gathered.

- Adjust the sleeve width and length based on your preference.
Remember, practice makes perfect! Feel free to explore variations, mix and match elements, and create your own
signature frock designs.
Variation of dartas

Darts play a crucial role in garment construction, shaping fabric to fit the contours of the body. Let’s explore the
different types of darts and their placements:

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