Front and back facings
The export includes front and back facing pieces, inner armhole seam curves, outer facing curves, dashed seam allowance, notches, labels, and a 5 × 5 cm test square.
Step 1
Use finished front and back armhole lengths and choose the facing width.
Before generating
Use the notes below to understand which measurements shape the draft, which options change construction, and what should be measured again when values conflict. Presets are starting points; the submitted values drive the result.
The export includes front and back facing pieces, inner armhole seam curves, outer facing curves, dashed seam allowance, notches, labels, and a 5 × 5 cm test square.
Use the finished armhole seam lengths from the garment, not body arm circumference. When started from a basic bodice or dress, these values are filled from the generated geometry.
Facing width controls how deep the internal finish sits inside the garment. Seam allowance is added as a cutting guide around the facing pieces.