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- The Golden Rule – Lutterloh pattern making system is amazing simple! How to make a perfect fitting pattern in minutes! You only need two measurements to make a perfect made to measure pattern in just minutes. The Lutterloh System “The Golden Rule” have a little patterns to work with, and a special tape-measure with a sizing scale.
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The Golden Rule – Lutterloh pattern making system is amazing simple!
How to make a perfect fitting pattern in minutes !
You only need two measurements to make a perfect made to measure pattern in just minutes.
The Lutterloh System “The Golden Rule” have a little patterns to work with, and a special tape-measure with a sizing scale. To start you choose the pattern you want to make to your exactly size.
Choose your model and you have the corresponding pattern in the back of each page. In the complete kit you have 280 models to chosse!
Take your measurements: You only need bust and hip measurement.
1. Take your bust measurement.
Bust contourn for all pieces corresponding to upper part of the body including the waist like front and back of a blouse, sleeves, collars, etc..Lift the tape over the shoulder blades, under the arms and over the fullest part of the bust.
2. Take your hip measurement.
Hip contourn to make all pieces corresponding to the lower part of the body like pants, skirts, or the lower part of a dress. Measure over fullest part of the hip and just below the fullest part of the stomach.
3. Tape the little pattern on the paper.
Centering the pattern in the paper, fasten the chosen pattern by applying scotch tape at two corners.
4. Inserting the pin into the scale.
We find the measurement (bust or hip) in the sizing scale. Every size (the numbers in black and red) has a line with a small hole. Push the special pin through the hole that denotes your bust or hip measurement.
Lutterloh System The Golden Rule
5. Fix the measure onto the pattern
Carefully fix the pin, with the measurement in the scale, on the center of the cross. Every pattern has a cross. In some small pieces like collars, the cross is outside the pattern, an arrow in the cross toward the pattern to wich its belongs. Use a small cardboard underneat to fix the pin, to avoid damage to your table.
Free Lutterloh Pattern Sewing
6. Making dots
Now we can rotate freely the tape in any direction. Align the edge of the tape to any line, making sure than the tape is in the same direction of the line, and make a dot in the cm number in the tape which match the number in the line.
Make the dots on the same side of the tape, where the line and number is shown on the pattern diagram.
7. All dots
Use the bust measurement to make all dots above the waist, including the waist.
Change the pin to the hip measurement and draw all dots below the waist.
8. Connecting the dots
Once we have transferred all dots, all we need to do is connect them, coping all the lines from the little pattern with our rulers, also the darts and symbols.
Important: Remove the pattern diagram and mark the pin hole. This is where the pattern is adjusted for the individual body length.
9. Cutting the pattern and check it
The pattern corresponds to your fit, your can adjust the length to suit your individual taste. Pin the darts, according to the shape and size of your figure. Always check pattern for correct fit, before cutting the fabric.
The finished paper pattern does not include seam and hem allowance.
Allow approx. 1-2 cm for seams and 5-7 for hems.
The same pattern is used to make facings, linings and undercollars.
Happy sewing!
The Golden Rule – La Coupe de Or – Lutterloh System – El Corte de Oro