DART MANIPULATION | This is How To Move Darts On Bodice Pattern | Kim Dave

Back with another pattern adaptation video and this time we are talking darts, especially how to manipulate them on a bodice pattern.
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Can move as many as you want?

Can we move the waist dart too ? What if I want to eliminate the waist dart and add a mid armhole dart instead?

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You have no idea how helpful this is, and how much your videos have helped me. I am a loyal subscriber! Thank you

Please can you make a video on sleeve dart manipulation. Thank you.

Thank you so much for the detailed and easy to follow video for a beginner like me. Can you please do a video for drafting a regular sleeve?

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So clear and simple! Thanks

Thanks for this. Does it mean before you can create a new dart style, there must be an already existing dart to manipulate from.

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Thanks for that explanation…keep up the good work❤

This useful information in my pattern drafting thanks Priscilla aka Kim Dave, can u do a little lesson on metrics in sewing eg meters to yard in buying fabric and cm to inches in measurements ,thanks love your channel faithful subscriber

Thank you for this video!

Is it possible to move the bust dart to an existing waist dart?

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Thanks you so much for this ma'am.

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Can you move 1/2 a dart so that you keep 1/2 and add another dart using the remaining volume?

Thanks for this video, it is really useful. But what I discovered is that when you move the arm hole dart to bust area, the armhole round is short and when you extend it out the back patten does the not align again. Pls can you do a tutorial on that. Thanks alot for you help

I appreciate this video as I do you and the sharing of your knowledge and skills. Thank you very much.
I would be grateful if you can do a tutorial for pleated pants (2 pleats/darts to the front pattern, a single pleat/dart to the back and a back pocket).

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