Trazo studio · version 0.1
From a body scan to a pattern your seamstress can cut
Add a client, take a front and a side photo (or video), check the measurements, then draft a trouser or jacket pattern and print it at full size.
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1Client
2Capture
- Fitted clothing or underwear. Loose clothes add centimetres.
- Plain, uncluttered background and even light.
- Camera at chest height, about 3 m away, held level.
- Whole body in frame, feet included, with space above the head.
- Front: arms about 30° away from the body, feet about 20 cm apart.
- Side: stand straight, arms relaxed, looking ahead.
Front photo or video
No file yet.
Side photo or video
No file yet.
3Measurements
The Used column drives the patterns. Edit anything that looks wrong. Photo estimates can be off by several centimetres, so check them with a tape measure. Enter tape values in the last column to build an accuracy log.
| Measurement | Photo estimate | Used (cm) | Tape (cm) | Difference |
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4Patterns
Before cutting cloth: these are starter blocks. Print at 100% (actual size), check the 5 cm square, cut a toile in cheap fabric and fit it. Pockets, fly, lining and canvas are not drafted yet.