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Pattern pieces for front of jacket – Grainlines not matching.

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    lillypilly @lillypilly

    I have printed out the Size A0 pattern pieces and traced onto some trace and toil and am ready to cut out the fabric.

    However my Size 1 piece doesn’t match up with the grain line arrow on my Size 4 piece – D cup.

    What am I doing wrong I wonder? The Centre Front line matches but not the grain line arrow. Apart from that it looks correct.

    I am an advanced beginner.

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    Todd Gibson
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    @todd

    It could be that the pieces have not been tiled together correctly. Can you upload photos?

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    Lightning McStitch @LightningMcStitch

    Hi @lillypilly I use Trace and Toile all the time too.
    You know what I often find is I accidentally have a piece of tracing upside down, then the grain lines don’t match!
    For that reason I always trace the wording on the pattern piece as well

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    lillypilly @lillypilly

    I think I’ve worked it out. The grain lines for pattern piece #1 only match for the A/B pattern piece #2 not the C cup ie #3 or D ie #4. The centre line matches so I am sure it will be fine.

    My fist message was very confusing I should have written.

    However my Pattern piece #1 doesn’t match up with the grain line arrow on my Pattern piece #4 – D cup.

    Thanks @todd and @ Ligtning McStitch for your suggestions.

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    Todd Gibson
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    @todd

    Oh, I see what you are saying now.

    Yes, the center lines should match up on all pieces. The grain lines are just for indication of how to place the pattern piece on your fabric. They don’t need to match up exactly between pieces. As long as they are pointing in the same direction on both pieces (which they do) you’ll be fine.

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