From intermediate pattem to Błock Mark adjustments from the fitting onto your trial outline drawing (Fig 15). For major alteradons, repeat the previous stage and make another trial fitting. When you are satisfied with the fit, draft a sleeve pattern to match (see below). Check the fit again with the sleeves set into the bodice (see below).
Make a clean copy on paper of the finał pattern, marking the main balance points (add BP on the Back armhole after making the sleeve Błock). Add a list of measurements beside it for reference. This is your personal bodice Błock: keep the original and tracę it off for each new garment pattern. For freąuent use, it's worth drawing it on a sheet of mounting board.
16. Young man‘s Błock
The finał version of the Błock used for małe garments throughout the book. Chest 105 cm; waist 87 cm; seat 102 cm; modern size about 42. The following abbreviations are used throughout.
CB = Centre Back
CF = Centre Front
UP = Underarm Point
NP = Neck Point, at the top of the shoulder seam.
SP = Shoulder Point, at the outer end of the shoulder seam and the top of the sleeve head.
BP = Back Point, where the sleeve seam joins the armhole, fixed from finished sleeve Błock. Arrows indicate the Straight Grain.
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