WEEK 5 - SUBMISSION OF TASK 1 AND SKETCHING OF MASTER BLOCK

 

During week 5, we had started drafting the master block for women's bodice according to model's size. We were guided step by step throughout the process and was given detailed explanations followed by additional information.


Figure 1 : We started by drawing the base/ basics which was bust line,hip and waist line.



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Figure 4 : Ms.Melina explaining detailly on how to go about drawing the basic bodice women's block.
I really liked and preferred this method as it was easy to follow and precise to its details. The measurements were given, and additional standardized measurements were given.


After that, we started the submission of our blocks for task 1. I had submitted my blocks and file for checking on 2nd of May. 


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I had made a mistake on the sketching on my skirt and men's basic bodice block which later I corrected before the final submission through ppt slides. The curves were to be corrected as the curve I drew was too curvy and would not be able to fit in place if I were to sew it together. 

FINAL COMPILATION OF MASTER BLOCKS:



















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