Process shoots (patterns)

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 I started by making my patterns, I traced out the patterns on paper after I measured myself with a measuring tape. I took my measurements and marked them on the paper then I used a pair of scissors to cut out the pattern. I did this for one side of my shoulder, bust, and waist. I then moved on and did the same thing with my back. 


After cutting out my patterns I pinned them to the fabric using fabric pins. I then used a pair of scissors to cut out the fabric while the pattern was placed on top. I did this for the back pattern as well. 


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