I am serious about a sloper. I need to figure out why (even in RTW, my shoulder seems are an inch lower than they need to be in the front. I'm intentionally moving at a snail's pace. I am making one alt at a time and then retracing the pattern. Tha way, if something goes really wrong, it's easy to go back.
I have realized (I think) that I don't have a high round back. The CB is sitting where it needs to be. Weird because I always thought I had a high round (hated the thought, but I'd finally accepted it). I guess not having a forward shoulder should have been a bigger clue.
I do have huge bubble at the back armhole, so I think that's a protruding shoulder blade. I've widened the shoulder dart 1/2" and the bubble is gone! I can't tell yet if the dart needs to be deeper. That's my next task. It's kind of hard to tell because the back waist dart is so tall. I'm going to fit it without the waist dart and see what happens.
Anyhoo. I might have this done by the summer LOL. I'm so dreading the work I'll need to do on the armscye -- but there are my square and narrow shoulders first!
I have realized (I think) that I don't have a high round back. The CB is sitting where it needs to be. Weird because I always thought I had a high round (hated the thought, but I'd finally accepted it). I guess not having a forward shoulder should have been a bigger clue.
I do have huge bubble at the back armhole, so I think that's a protruding shoulder blade. I've widened the shoulder dart 1/2" and the bubble is gone! I can't tell yet if the dart needs to be deeper. That's my next task. It's kind of hard to tell because the back waist dart is so tall. I'm going to fit it without the waist dart and see what happens.
Anyhoo. I might have this done by the summer LOL. I'm so dreading the work I'll need to do on the armscye -- but there are my square and narrow shoulders first!
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Hi,
I will be following your quest for a perfect sloper! I have just watched the Fast track fitting class by Joi Mahon, and am working on my sloper. Hope mine is finished before summer.
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