I have a pattern of a bucket hat that I made a long time ago and that I drew in Seamly. I have a problem tracing the brim piece using the formulas.
I tried many things, I even took example on the circular skirt. But the head is not a cylinder, and the brim must not fall like the skirt. I tried Elliptical arc.
I have attached the files .val and .vst.
Thanks for your help.
J’ai un patron d’un bucket hat que j’ai fait il y a longtemps et que j’ai dessiné dans Seamly. J’ai un problème à tracer la pièce du rebord en utilisant les formules.
J’ai essayé beaucoup de choses, j’ai même pris exemple sur la jupe circulaire. Mais la tête n’est pas un cylindre, et le rebord ne doit pas tomber comme la jupe.
bucket hat.val (3,8 Ko)
TETES.vst (799 Octets)
He starts with the top (crown section) of the hat and uses the ‘Slash and Spread’ method on the sides and brim that are explained in the McCunn method Bell Sleeve tutorial (Bell Sleeve pattern) to create the sides and brim.
When you print the pattern, the seam allowance will only be a line around the article - it won’t be shaded like in the layout board.
If you don’t want seam allowances, you can turn them off, but then you won’t see the passmarks. If you want to see the passmarks, and don’t want the seam allowances, you can place a checkmark in the box “Built In”.
If you are not using passmarks, then you can leave the checkmark next to “Seam Allowance” out.
But I can’t think of any way that you can like the seam allowance but not see it
I was hoping to keep seams allowances, but shadows and lines do not appear. My goal is to make a multi-size pattern to offer it to the customers of my shop.