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Shoulder panel błock

This second wa:i! błock is modeited omitting darts. The tnree-dimensionel shope ij achiei/ed by using the verticai seaml nes of the star.d to create an eight-paneiled bodice I: will be seven-panelled if erther the centre front or centre bac< is placed on a fold The peneis cen be modened in arty order, and łhese exerc>ses provide a vaoety of app-oaches

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SHOUL06R PANEL BŁOCK

front b»C*    U) Moołur* the endiv>du«l *tend p*r*l» « m*

widm pen Itiustlinel. The »>de panele ere wider then tho cont-e panel*

(Ol Cut e 53cm I20'V> length of febrle M»rk s t-ori.-onlel Im* for thd butllina l«v*l acroł* the entire p occ.

ICI Cul imo four ItnplhAi** *tnp*. Ma>< a veitt:«l graln .ne through the ceni'* of #*eh »t'ip. Fofd under 2cm <V.'| for cent'* front and centro bock

NEW TECHNIOUES

Modelimg with rarrow stnps of fabnc

Maintaimng a smooth seamline through the bust curvo

DESIGN NOTĘ

Panel lines are contmuous seams which run from the uppe? edge Ithe shou de' or armhole in bodices. the waijt m $kirt$) to the lower edge of a garment. They mav be broken bv a waistline seam m a dress. but when undiSlufbed by any honzontai seam they ate known as 'pnncess mes'. Becajse of the verticel amphasis in the design, parte s give the illusion of he ght, whereas horizontal lines bre8k the ga-ment into layers and aopear to shonen the wearor