/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2636839
Paper is super cheap, even compared to muslin so for me it's much more cost effective to draft a paper pattern, test in muslin, do corrections and transfer to a revised paper pattern, than to start with muslin. The paper I use is thin enough to be able to walk the seamlines by overlaying one piece on top of another. Can't do that with muslin. I may go thru 2-3 paper patterns and 1-2 muslins before cutting into the fashion fabric. Only time I start with muslin is when draping a pattern, but I always transfer it to paper after, for ease in storage and reuse.