I uploaded a pattern and measurement file for the Casual Shirt Block from
Winifred Aldrich’s “Metric Pattern Cutting for Menswear”, p34.
You need the Test build v0.5.x to open this pattern because it uses the latest tools.
You can look at each point and read the point’s formula in order to learn
how to make something similar.
Download this .zip file, unzip it, then copy the pattern file and
measurement file to where you keep your Valentina pattern & measurement
files.
When you open the pattern file the first time you will be prompted to find
the measurement file. When you save the file the new directory information
will be saved.
The measurement file is based on the typical sample size for menswear in
UK, at least that is what is stated in the book:
chest 100cm
neck 40cm
height between 170cm and 178cm
If you have Linux there are terminal commands ‘zip’ and ‘unzip’ available.
For Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install zip
sudo apt-get install unzip
Hey @slpencer, i saw your post on Facebook about the pattern, but i see a problem.
The post has link to the main web site. But i can’t find link to the pattern. Maybe we should repost information about the pattern and provide direct link to the pattern? Because i see now not many people downloaded the pattern.
The image on the previous post provided the link to download the Casual Shirt Block. pattern. This post’s image links to the website to download the test build. Hope this change is an improvement, but this image still links to the website. The image on the previous post links to the pattern. The two posts were created to go together.
I have a complete Basic Block for Woman based on Mueller & Son system. Currently it is in Finnish, but I can translate it. It is made for latest development version.
I have tested it with muslin and the actual garment is on its way (after the Gents Jacket).
Do you want me to upload it?
@Stinde - Would you need to translate the pattern? Perhaps not. Let’s test the translation system with this pattern!
If you have instructions a translation would be nice, but not necessary.
I build Valentina a few times a week with the latest feature branch.
My Casual Shirt Block opens with v0.5.0.0a
@Stinde’s Women’s Dress Block opens with v0.5.0.1547a, built with yesterday’s code using Qt 5.7 on Ubuntu 14.04, 64-bit.
Why do you think we do not continue improving the file format?
Currently the last version is 0.3.5. So your version is quite outdated. Oh, yes, how could i forget. You probably are using the last test build that i published sometime ago. Try to build code manually.
@d-old, Is the latest downloadable test version v.0.5.0.0.a ?
The latest downloadable stable version v0.4.4?
The current pattern file format version 0.3.5?