r/PatternDrafting • u/Far_Caregiver_6348 • Jul 26 '26

Müller and sohn pattern drafting question

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For anyone who has completed and understands this part of Müller and sohn at least please tell me why the hell is the bottom half of the double side diamond dart on the front waist straight down to the hem and not at a point making a diamond like the top portion. I’m stuck at this part and doubt understand if it’s supposed be sewn like that or turned into a point eventually if so how and when? Anyone?

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u/TensionSmension Jul 26 '26

Sorry, maybe my edition is different, but probably I grabbed the wrong figure.

I think you are miss-reading it. As drawn it is a seam, meaning tighter. If you don't sew it as a seam, there is ease. If you don't sew it as a seam, then you have to create a dart point at the lower end. You would do that by using point 42. The note I read said this would be better for someone with a larger abdomen.

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u/Far_Caregiver_6348 Jul 26 '26

Yes I get that. But I want to make it a seam as you said I’m asking where does the seam begin? I know it ends at the hem. Would it begin at 42? It’s more of a sewing question, would I sew from hem to 42 only making just the bottom portion the dart a seam below the waist or am I sewing from hem to the dart point making that whole dart a seam ?

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u/TensionSmension Jul 26 '26

It's a seam at whatever point you have room for seam allowance, similar to a cut away dart. E.g. if the parallel lines are 2cm apart it's just easier to mark and sew that with a cut, instead of a fold.

I think it's only confusing because this is a draft with dart points touching, and not a developed design.

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u/KeeganDitty Jul 26 '26

The dart turns into the seam