paxsj.blogg.se - Using sample chops to make patterns

Well, a website is a collection of webpages, photos, articles, videos or any other digital media organized perfectly so that users can easy navigate around it and find the information which they came seeking. ( all the images and audio used to create web pages are owned by their copyright holders ) Here are a few snap shots of web pages which I created. But if you are very creative and doesn't stop experimenting then you can create amazing web pages by just knowing the information provided here. Here you will learn how to create web pages using basic HTML knowledge. But the truth is that this things no longer happen because having a website is now as easy as having humans around you.lol! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN HERE? And your friends standing with their mouth open thinking "Oh my god, this guy is wonderful, he has his own website!!". But some people choose their own way and decide to have something bigger! What is it? Its a website! It feels so cool to have a website under your own name or group, so that you can proudly walk forward to your friends and say "Yes, I have my own website". Upper arm width: Wrap your measuring tape around the thickest part of your arm near the armpit.In this world of Internet era, almost everyone wants to create theirs own web presence by either hosting their own blog, articles, photos, videos, reviews, etc etc.Shoulder length: Measure from the neck to the edge of the shoulder.

Sleeve length: Hold the tape from the shoulder down the arm as long as you want the sleeve to be.

Chest for men or women's clothing: Measure across the widest part of your chest above your bust.

Back length and width: Measure from the neck to the waist to find the length and measure across the widest part of your back to find the width.

Hips: Wrap the tape around the widest part of your hips.

Neck for men's shirts: Wrap the tape around the neck where the collar of the shirt will sit.

Height for dresses: Stand straight against a wall and have someone measure from the top of your head to the base of your feet.

Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist.

Bust for women's clothing: Wrap the tape around the widest part of your bust.

In order to create accurate patterns that fit you well, you'll need to use a soft measuring tape and write down the following measurements: