
How to Draft a Custom Neckline Pattern in Adobe Illustrator
Pattern Making in Adobe Illustrator
This step-by-step guide is perfect for demonstrating ho to create a series of different necklines using the same technique.
Within this tutorial, you’ll learn how to craft front and back necklines using essential measurements like Shoulder Width, Front Neck Drop, and Back Neck Drop. We’ll also show you how to enhance the neckline shapes with elegant curves for that extra touch of sophistication.
Don’t be misled by the simplicity of these designs; the beauty of pattern making lies in the ability to turn basic concepts into stunning creations. Even the most straightforward necklines can be the foundation for the most captivating garments.
This custom neckline pattern making tutorial is fundamental for anyone looking to master the art of pattern making in Adobe Illustrator. It’s truly remarkable how many different styles you can develop from these techniques.
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Essentials for Following Along
Before we dive in, you’ll need a bodice basic block to keep up with this pattern-making project. We offer two types of basic blocks for your selection. Standardized basic blocks are ready for immediate use, allowing you to start drafting right away, though they might not match your measurements perfectly. On the other hand, a bespoke basic block, tailored to your specific measurements, offers a precise fit but requires time to create, as we’ll need 28 of your body measurements. Choose the one that best suits your needs!
Standardized Basic Block
Start pattern making immediately
Visit our partner site, DesignLab.London, for a variety of bodice basic blocks available in multiple sizes. These serve as an ideal starting point or base pattern for your pattern-making project. Explore the collection, select your preferred style and size, and download it to proceed with your project.
What’s Next?
You’re not done there though! If you want to share it online or print it off at home, you’ll need to add seam allowance and transform it into a PDF sewing pattern. Check out the projects below to find out how.
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