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PART 1 • Princess cut deep neck blouse making profe... PART 2 • Princess Cut Deep Neck Blouse Back Part Dr... This video is the third part of a series on professional drafting for a deep neck princess cut blouse. It focuses specifically on the front part drafting process, using detailed formulas for precision. Key Steps in Front Part Drafting Setup: The instructor advises using waste lining cloth or paper for the initial draft instead of the main fabric [01:02]. Ensure the folding is on your side and the open ends are away from you [01:34]. Shoulder Measurements: Full Shoulder: For the front part, use your exact full shoulder measurement divided by 2 (e.g., 15" / 2 = 7.5"). Unlike the back part, no extra inch is added here to ensure it sits perfectly on the body [01:48]. Neck Round: Divide your neck round measurement by 5 to determine the width (e.g., 13.25" / 5 ≈ 2.75") [03:03]. Shoulder Down: A standard 1-inch shoulder down is marked for all sizes [02:50]. Armhole and Chest: Armhole Depth: Calculated using the formula: (Middle Chest / 6) - 0.75". For a 35" chest, this results in approximately 5.1" [04:31]. Chest Width: To the chest measurement divided by 4, add a 2-inch "loosing" allowance for sizes up to 35" [09:21]. Shoulder Adjustment: Because this is a deep neck design, the shoulder width is reduced by a specific formula to prevent the neck from sagging [07:06]. Princess Cut Shaping: Apex Point: Mark the apex point by adding 0.5" to your actual measurement to account for shoulder seam allowance [15:15]. Width (Apex to Apex): Use the formula: Chest Round / 10 (e.g., 35" / 10 = 3.5") [18:04]. Dart Width: Based on the chest size, a 4-inch dart width is used at the waist for a 35" chest [19:38]. Finishing the Shape: The instructor demonstrates using a French curve and an A4 sheet of paper to ensure the side fitting and armhole curves are perfectly straight and professionally aligned [24:25].Video Chapters [00:00:00] Series Overview & Importance of Part 1 & 2 [00:01:21] Preparing the Drafting Fabric/Paper [00:01:41] Full Shoulder Calculation & Marking [00:02:50] Standard Shoulder Down Technique [00:03:03] Neck Round Formula for Width [00:04:31] Armhole Depth Calculation (Chest/6 Formula) [00:06:06] Deep Neck Shoulder Minus Chart & Adjustment [00:08:26] Middle Chest Marking & Loosing Allowances [00:11:00] Upper vs. Middle Chest Difference Adjustment [00:12:10] Front Armhole Depth (Loath) Marking [00:12:57] Armhole Round Cross Mark Formula [00:14:54] Marking Apex Point, Neck Deep & Total Length [00:17:49] Princess Cut Apex Width Calculation (Chest/10) [00:19:10] Waist Dart Calculation by Size Chart [00:20:40] Professional Princess Cut Curve Shaping [00:22:33] Balancing Side Seam Lengths [00:24:25] Using the Paper-Alignment Method for Straight Lines [00:26:13] Closing Remarks & Preview of Next Part