How to Sew Sleeve Cuffs Easy-step-by-step with Images | Video  Free Practice File By the end of this video, you will know how to sew and construct the perfect sleeve cuffs in  CLO3D . These include a step by step on how to fold and sew the pleats. Then, sew the plackets and the sleeve cuffs onto the sleeves. ***Free Practice File Link:  Click on this link  to go to  Google Drive.  Then, click on download to download the file. Please, if you have any questions, leave me a comment here or via my YouTube ( Encoder Fashion ). A Step by Step on How to Sew Sleeve Cuffs Step Number 1: How to Fold Pleats in CLO3D Tips:  be sure to strengthen the sleeve first (by right-click on the sleeve in the 3D window then select Strengthen. Folding the pleats > click on the Line-1 > Property Editor >  Fold: Fold Angle type in 0 (zero). Next, Line-2 > Property Editor >  Fold: Fold Angle type in 360.  Note: leave (Fold Strength) as default which is 5.  After that press the space bar to simulat

How to import the dxf/pdf pattern into clo3d blog and a step-by-step tutorial There is a step-by-step on how to import dxf/pdf patterns into  clo . The blog demonstrates a short to the point on how to import the dxf/pdf pattern into clo and a step-by-step tutorial. See the link:  How to Bring DXF/PDF Patterns in CLO3D Quick and Easy How to Bring a DXF Pattern into CLO3D File Import DXF (AAMA/ASTM) Select the DXF pattern Click on Open Then the Import/DXF Window Pup-Up Below are the basics: Load type: Add Scale: Millimeter %: 100% Rotation: Do Not Rotate Below is the Option: Import Pattern Annotation (check) Swap Cutting Line and Sewing Line (check) Include Notches (check) Click on OK How to Bring a PDF Pattern into CLO3D File Import Adobe (AI/PDF) Select the PDF pattern Click on Open Then the Import AI/PDF Window Pup-Up Below are the basics: Load type: Add Scale: Millimeter %: 100% Rotation: Do Not Rotate Below is the Internal Shape: Import as Baselines (check) Import as Internal Shapes