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''''''Lutterloh'''''' refers to a pattern drafting system intended for home sewers developed in Germany in the 1930s. The company, which is family owned, is still in business today. |
''''''Lutterloh'''''' refers to a pattern drafting system intended for home sewers developed in Germany in the 1930s. The company, which is family owned, is still in business today. |
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'Lutterloh' refers to a pattern drafting system intended for home sewers developed in Germany in the 1930s. The company, which is family owned, is still in business today.
Rather than draft patterns from scratch, the person drafting the pattern refers to a book of diagrams of pattern pieces for garments of various styles (the book is titled The Golden Rule in English) and uses a modified system of radial grading to create full size pattern pieces in the desired size. The system uses a specialized tape measure and ruler with special scales that work with the diagrams in the books.
References
- English language website of Modeverlag Lutterloh: http://www.lutterloh-system.com
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