Hey Designistas, in this video, I will demonstrate how to bring digital knit texture into Clo 3D and apply that texture onto the 3D garments quickly and easily. I will also show you how to clean it up in Adobe Photoshop and bring it into Clo. Additionally, not only will you learn how to use these textures, but you will also receive 5 free seamless digital knit textures for your 3D garments. Alright, are you ready? Let’s get started. I’m here in Clo, and these are my garments: a long top and skirt. Before bringing in the knit textures, I'll show you how to fix the knit texture in Adobe Photoshop really quickly, okay? Now that I'm here in Adobe Photoshop, the first step is to unzip the folder. To do this, I will go to Finder and double-click on the folder to unzip it. So, just a quick tip, guys: make sure to unzip the folder before bringing the texture into Photoshop and Clo 3D. Okay, now simply click on the .psd file and select 'Open'. Next, if we look down here in the l

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

How to Make a T-Shirt in CLO 3D: A Step-by-Step Tutorial Hello Designistas! I'm Rose, and today I'm thrilled to guide you through the process of creating a fabulous t-shirt using the traditional pattern drafting method in CLO 3D. This step-by-step tutorial will take you from the initial measurements to the finishing touches, ensuring you end up with a stunning virtual garment. Let's dive in! Step 1: Gathering Measurements Here's what you'll need: Top Length: 74 Bust Circumference: 24 Waist Circumference: 22 Hip Circumference: 24.5 Shoulder Length: 21 Hip-L: 61 Sleeve Length: 27 Sleeve Circumference: 18 High Point Shoulder to Waist-Front/Back: 35, 38 Neck-B-D: (B, F) 4, 12 Neckband-H: 2 Notes: most measurements are in 1/4 (Centimeters). Step 2: Applying Formulas Now, let's put those formulas to work: Shoulder Slope-Back Internal Line Depth: 1.5, 4 Shoulder Slope-Front Internal Line Depth: 1, 1.5 Armhole Depth: Full shoulder length divided by 2 + 4 (Example: 42/2

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

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:

Welcome to our ultimate guide on crewneck sweaters! If you're a fan of comfort, style, and versatility, you're in the right place. In this blog post, we'll break down everything you need to know about crewneck sweaters, from their classic design to the various ways you can wear them.  Click on this Image for More Info Section 1: What Makes a Crewneck Sweater Special? Crewneck sweaters are all about simplicity and coziness. The standout feature is the rounded neckline that sits comfortably above your collarbone. No fancy collars here – just a snug fit that adds a touch of classic charm. Section 2: Different Materials, Different Feels These sweaters come in various materials like cotton, wool, cashmere, and more. Each material brings its unique qualities to the table. Wool keeps you warm and wicks away moisture, while cotton offers breathability. Choose the one that suits your style and comfort preferences. Section 3: The Knitting Magic The secret behind that comfy texture? I

Drafting a basic top pattern in CLO 3D is simpler than you think, and the result is always correct if you have the right formula. In this demonstration, I will show you the simple and effective way to draft basic top patterns using a perfect formula . This formula is also suitable for drafting different types of garments, but for now, we will focus on drafting the basic top pattern. There are two sections of measurement and formula. Additionally, there are step-by-step image guidelines along with some tutorial links from steps 1 through 6 . With these measurements, formulas, guideline images, and tutorials, you are all set to become a pattern maker in no time. Okay, let's get started. Measurement in 1/4 (Centimeters) Top Length: 63 Bust Circumference: 22.5 Waist Circumference: 21 Hip Circumference: 22.75 Shoulder Length: 19 in (1/2) Sleeve Length: 60 Wrist Circumference: 13 in (1/2) High Point Shoulder to Waist-Front/Back: 35, 38 Neck-B-D: 3 Neck-F-D: 14 Formula Shoulder Slope-Back