I am creating a multisize table in Seamly me with the following measurements (not all mentioned) but I encounter a problem for W2H (H35. Waist Side to Hip Side):
Size 34;36;38;40;42;44;46 (reference size 38)
B 80;84;88;92;96;100;104
H 86;90;94;98;102;106;110
W2H 19.5;20;20;20.5;20.5;21;21.5
I cannot manage to implement this special gradation step.
As a matter of fact if I enter “20” as a “base value” and 0.5 as “In size” in my multisize table I get :
W2H 19;19.5;20;20.5;21;21.5;22 which not the grading formula I am expecting.
The only solution I found is to create a set of individual files. Is there a way to achieve this gradation through a multisize table ?
As far as I can see, if your sizes start at 34, then 34 should be your base size. At the moment, you have 2 sizes up, size 38, as your base size, so what’s happening is that when you enter your base size as 20, the program is understanding that size 38 is 20, so it’s working from that point onward. So 34 is 19 which is 2 sizes lower & 36 is 19.5, 38=20, 40=20.5.
You will need to either create a new file with the base size as 34, or increment the ‘In Size’ value to match what it would be for a size 38.
Then in my pattern I entered “#Correction_W2H” for my measurement Center Front -> Waist2Hip instead of “waist_to_hip_side”.
It acts as a patch to correct the formula and it works great. I don’t know if this way to do is very academic, so if some users know other ways to amend a non regular gradation table like mine please let me know.!
