Lesson 3 Attachment C

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Name: Dart T erminology Bust point: A designated place on the bust and pattern and referred to in flat patternmaking as the  pivotal point or apex. Dart: A wedge-shaped cut-out in a pattern to control the fit of a garment. Dart legs: The two lines that converge at a predetermined point on the pattern. Dart intake: The amount of excess (or s pace) confined between dart legs. Its purposes are t o take up excess where it is not needed and to gradually release fabric where is it needed to control the fit of the garment.

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Dart Terminology

Bust point: A designated place on the bust and pattern and referred to in flat patternmaking as the pivotal point or apex.

Dart: A wedge-shaped cut-out in a pattern to control the fit of a garment.

Dart legs: The two lines that converge at a predetermined point on the pattern.

Dart intake: The amount of excess (or space) confined between dart legs. Its purposes are to take up

excess where it is not needed and to gradually release fabric where is it needed to control the fit of the

garment.