2. Rule lines connecting:
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3. Next rule a line connecting:
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4. Once you've ruled your lines out this is how your pattern will look.
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5. Now it's time to start marking out the pattern to a Size 11. Measure the same amount as the previous sizes. eg if A measures 6mm \ 1/4" on the previous sizes then you will do the same. Do this process for each of the points A - F.
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6. Now do the same process to Points G - I.
If you need help with this pop on over to the Facebook group and I will be able to help you out. |
7. Once you've marked these new points it time to connect them. Draw lines similar to the previous sizes so that you keep the style shaping the same. Do this to Points A - F.
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2. Rule lines from:
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3. Next rule lines from:
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4. This is how your back pattern will look.
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5. Once you've ruled all the lines it's now time to add the marks for your Size 11 pattern.
Measure out the amount the previous sizes have increased by. eg. If A has increased by 6mm \ 1/4" in the previous sizes then you'll use that measurement to increase the pattern at that point. Do this with Points A - E. |
2. Rule lines from:
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3. Once you've done this it's time to mark out your new Size 11 sleeve. At each point measure the same amount that the previous sizes have increased. eg. If A has increased by 6mm | 1/4" then you'll measure the same amount out.
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