Draft a bra pattern in clo 3d with a formula image Hey Members, in this video, I will show you some tips and tricks on how to draft realistic bra patterns, sew and construct the bras, and fit them onto an avatar simply and efficiently in Clo 3D. In the end, you will have a finished garment because I will provide you with the bra measurements' data which you can follow along. See this super comfortable bra link here  via Amazon.com . Before we begin, I will show you these measurement guidelines. How to Draft Sports Bra Pattens in CLO 3D Avatar: Default size tall The measurements are in centimeters and most of them are in 1/4.  Bra Measurements Bra-Length: 30 Bust-Circumference: 17.5 Lower-Bust-Circumference: 15 Shoulder-Length: 13.5 Neck-Depth: Back: 12, Front: 13.5 Neck-Width: 10 Trims Measurements: Neck and armhole bands: 0.7 Hem band: 2.8 Formulas: Shoulder Slope-Back Internal Line Depth: 1.5 Shoulder Slope-Front Internal Line Depth: 1, 1.25 (from the Shoulder Slope-Back) Armhole

A leeve pleats and plackets in clo 3d for beginners Hello members, in this video, I have two sections. The first section covers many essential tools and functions in Clo 3D for pattern making. The second section is about making pleats and plackets from scratch using these tools and functions. Okay, let's get started. Before we begin creating pleats and plackets, I’ll introduce you to several tools available in Clo3D to achieve this. These tools include the Internal Polygon/line Tool, Internal Ellipse Tool, Transform Pattern Tool, and Edit Pattern Tool. Additionally, we’ll be using the Cut, Unfold, and Copy functions. If you’re already familiar with these tools, you can skip ahead. Pleats Internal Lines:  Pleats and plackets in clo 3d easy step-by guide (clo 3d beginners) Center out: 0.8 cm. Center pleat out both sides: 1.46 cm each. Placket and Internal Lines: Plackets Dimensions: 2.5 x 13 cm Center out: 6 cm. Bottom up: 13 cm. Split 9.3 cm from the bottom. There you have it, membe

Introduction and Free Fabric Link Hello everyone, let's create a woman's knit sweater in CLO 3D with easy step-by-step instructions. I will provide you with some measurements and formulas to make the sweater more enjoyable. Additionally, I'm offering 18 high-resolution digital fabric texture files in .jpg format for free. You can import these textures into CLO 3D, Marvelous Designer, or Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop. 👍Find the fabric link on Gumroad here:  18-high-quality Knit Fabric Textures for CLO 3D . Quick Tips: There are two sections listed below: one is the measurement, and the second is the formula. We will use the default avatar in CLO 3D to draft this knit sweater.  Avatar Size: Tall (Default Avatar) Measurements in 1/4 (Centimeters): Top Length: 63 Bust Circumference: 22 Waist Circumference: 20 Hip Circumference: 22.5 Shoulder Length: 18 in (1/2) Sleeve Length: 60 Wrist Circumference: 13 in (1/2) High Point Shoulder to Waist-Front/Back: 35, 38 Neck-B-D: 4 Neck-F-D

Hello, Designistas! In this video, I will demonstrate the quickest and easiest way to construct a blazer with shoulder pads and linings in Clo 3D. To clarify any confusion, I've also provided you with step-by-step guidelines here below. Step 1: How to Prepare the Shell for Sewing a Blazer Remove everything except 1/2 of the patterns. Place the pattern onto the avatar. Sew the pattern. Make a copy using symmetry with sewing. Apply folds to lapels (fold strength: 5, fold angle: 360, fold rendering: on). Hems and sleeves: (fold strength: 5, fold angle: 0, fold rendering: on). Sew all the hems. Simulate and check the internal lines. Apply the fabrics (wool cashmere). Remove the front sewing. Sew the buttonhole (width: 3.5), and button (width: 3). Fasten the buttons. Change the button/buttonhole color to pink. Sew shoulder pads. Sew the pockets. Make a fabric copy and apply that to pockets (change the color to slightly darker). Step 2: How to Prepare the Lining for Sewing a Blazer Make

For more Full Pattern Courses, Join a YouTube Member Click on a link here to connect to YouTube Things You Should Know To effectively engage in this course, keep the following points in mind:  Basic Understanding of clo3d Software: You should possess a fundamental grasp of the clo3d software. No Drafting Pattern Skills Required: This course does not demand any prior drafting pattern skills. Provided Skirt Measurements: The instructor will provide the measurements for the skirt. Simple Drafting Method for Clo3d Patterns: You will learn how to create patterns in clo3d using a straightforward drafting approach. Step-by-Step Hands-On Pattern-Making Course: This course offers a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to pattern-making through practical experience. Skirt Measurements: Skirt Length: 53 cm Skirt Waist Circumference: 17.47 cm Skirt Hip Circumference: 20.96 Skirt Hem Circumference: 31.27 cm Highlights of the Course: Step-by-step image guides will assist you through the process

Here are three techniques on how to use the binding tool in CLO 3D. Hello, Designistas! In today's tips, I will share three techniques for using the binding tool in CLO 3D, along with some tips and tricks. However, there is an issue with the binding tool not working on MacOS. Important tips for MacOS users: To make the binding tool work in CLO 3D on MacOS, you need to double-click twice. Technique 1: Neck binding with both sides Hide the avatar by clicking on the Avatar Icon and selecting the avatar to hide. Zoom in and pan the view slightly before applying the binding. Create a fabric for the binding and give it a name. Copy the fabric by selecting it and create a duplicate with the same name for the binding. Change the color of the duplicate fabric to a whitish shade and click "Done". Select the binding tool and start clicking on the blue points along the neck area. Double-click twice to ensure the binding is applied on MacOS. Check the property editor to confirm if the

Here are the measurements with images on how to make a skirt pattern template in clo 3d so you can use this measurement to make pants and skirt patterns in clo 3d.  First create a rectangle box: Width: 31.27 cm, Height: 50 cm Second create an internal line for the pattern from center to side seam: Distance: 17.47 cm For information please see this step-by-step video link:  How to make skirt pattern template in clo 3d Also, see these video links on how to make pants and skirt patterns in clo 3d easy step-by-step. 1) Making pant patterns clo 3d 2) Making skirt patterns clo 3d  

How to View Your Avatar in 360-degree in CLO 3d video Hello, Designistas welcome to Encoder Fashion . I’m Rose . Today, I’m excited to share with you a 360-degree views function in clo3d. How to Use a 360-degree View in Clo 3d There is a simple way to view 360-degree in clo3d. Hold down Alt while pressing down the right-side of a mouse and drag to any direction you want to view.  Thanks so much for stopping by Designistas, if you guys find this blog useful please subscribe to Encoder Fashion and share more awesome content. I’m Rose and you can design anything.

How to Change Unit from Millimeter to Centimeter or Inch in CLO3D Quick and Easy Tutorial Hello, Designistas welcome to Encoder Fashion. I’m Rose. Today I am going to share how to change the unit measurements from a millimeter to a centimeter or to an inch in CLO3D. So, we are landing here in the clo3d workspace. Next, we are going to Settings. Then, we will go to the User Settings and click on it. And here is the window popup. On the left-hand side text, we are going select User Interface and under Unit is the Unit System, along the line to the right click on this dropdown menu to expand and then select any units you would like.  In this case, I will select Centimeter because I use centimeter for all my pattern drafting as well as my sewing. Finally, click on Close to exit. I hope you find this video useful. Again, thanks for watching Designistas, I’m Rose. And You can design anything!

How to Sew an Invisible Zipper in CLO3D Tutorial By the end of this video, you will know how to sew an invisible zipper on a skirt quick and easy in clo3d. We are going to sew the invisible zipper onto the skirt. To do so, go to the menu then select Materials and click on it. After that, com to the Zipper, hover your mouse over, then to the right click on Zipper. After we selected the Zipper, we will see this zigged zag line on the skirt which means we are ready to apply the zipper. Next, we are going to start sewing the zipper. Click once to begin then hover over the line and come down toward the zipper endpoint and double click to stop the zipper endpoint. Repeat the step on the opposite side. Click once on the starting point then double click to stop the zipper. To complete the sewing we are going to sew from the zipper endpoint to the bottom of the skirt. To do so, we are going to use a Free Sewing Tool for it. Come to the 2d workspace, then select the Free Sewing Tool in the toolb

How to Change Shoe Color Quick and Easy in Clo3d 2020 Tutorial By the end of this video, you will know how to change the color of the shoes as well as the know-how to save and reload the shoes for future use in  CLO3D  2020. Go to Avatar in the Library panel under Favorite double click on it to open the folders > go to Female_V1 below the Library Panel double click on it to open > go to the Avatar below hover your mouse over the Avatar and you will see the Avatar’s name appears to the right, double click on the Avatar names FV1_Kelly.avt to load her onto the workspaces. Next, go to the Select/Move tool in the 3D toolbar, and click on it to select. Then, click on one of the shoes to select it. After that go to the Property Editor Panel, under Basic Parameters below that is a Texture and to the right is a square swatch, click on it once. This will bring you, the user’s window. Next, right-click on cap_black.jpg > Open with > Adobe PhotoShop 2020 > Now, go to Google.com, ty

How to Animate in Clo3d Essential | Video Tutorial Step by Step By the end of this video, you will know how to animate in  clo3d  as well as the know-how to download the missing codecs which allow you to record and export the animation from CLO3D so you can share it on social media such as  YouTube ,  Instagram , and  Facebook . How to Open CLO3D Go to clo3d double-click on it to lunch clo. How to Select the Avatar in CLO3D Go to the folder in the Asset area below the library panel double click on the folder to open > open Female_V1 double click on the folder to open > FV1_Ema.avt double click on her to load her into the clo workspace. Where Is Animation Window in CLO3D Go to the animation tap which is under ‘SIMULATION’ tap click on the pointing down arrow to expand. Then, select the ‘ANIMATION’ by clicking on it. After that, the ‘Information’ panel pup up, click OK. How to Get Motion in CLO3D After opening the ‘animation window’ go to the motion folder which is in the asset pan

How to use a polygon tool in the clo3d 2020 tutorial In this video, I’m going to share with you tips about using the polygon tool in  clo3d . There are three things you must know about the polygon tool in clo3d 2020. Hi, I’m  Rose  from  Encoder Fashion . Tips  about Using the Polygon Tool in CLO3D Click one to begin the point and must come back to that starting point to finish. The pink line appears when: for example, 1) if you place your cursor over the centerline, 2) if you draw a straight line, and lastly if you draw while you are having another pattern near it. Click and drag to create a curve. The pink line doesn’t show if you draw in a diagonal line or no other points. How to Use the Polygon Tool in CLO3D 2020 Option 1: where is the polygon tool? The polygon tool is located in the CLO 2D toolbar. I’m going to go to the 2D toolbar and click on the Polygon tool. Option 2: how to use the polygon tool? Again, while the polygon tool is still active, I’m going to click once to place a

How to Trace a Pattern from a Photo Step by Step Tutorial In this video, I’m going to share with you tips and techniques on how to import a photo into  clo3d . Then, trace that photo and export it as a  png file , so you can turn that into a pdf sewing pattern. Hi, I’m  Rose  from  Encoder Fashion .  Option 1: How to Import the Photo into CLO3D To import the photo into clo, I’m here in the clo workspace. I’m going to go to the Object Browser and by default, we have Fabric 1. I’m going to change the name from Fabric 1 to texture by clicking on the text and typing in the name. Then press Enter on your keyboard to confirm. After that, I’m going to go to the texture in the Property Editor. To the right of the texture you see this 4-dots that are an Open Texture icon, click on it to open the texture. This will bring up this window, I’m going to navigate to the pattern photo. Next, click on the pattern photo to select. After that, click open to import. Now, as you can see, we have the photo