Singer 5107 - Personal Measurements

your
personal
measurements
This
chart
will
enable
you
to keep
a record
of your
measurements.
You
will
need
the
assistance
of
someone
to help
you
to
take
the
measurements
carefully
with
an
accurate
tape
measure.
The
illustrations
show
where
tape
measure
should
be
placed
when
taking
each
measurement.
As
a
starting
point,
use
a ribbon
firmly
but
comfortably
tied
at the
waist
before
taking
measure-
ments.
cm
(inches)
1.
Bust
-Fullest
part
-slightly
higher
in
back
2.
Waist
-
Around
natural
waistline
.
.
3.
Hip--.....-
cm
(inches)
below
natural
waistline
(fullest
part)
....
_..
4.
Shoulder-From
base
of
neck
to
top
of
arm
.
.
5.
Front
Bodice
Width-From
arm
hole
to arm
hole
13cm
(5
inchesl
down
from
centre
shoulder
6.
Back
Bodice
Width-From
arm
hole
to arm
hole
tOcm
(4
inches)
down
from
centre
shoulder
7.
Shoulder
to Bust-From
neck
base
at shoulder
to
point
of bust
.
.
.
..
8. Front
Waist
Length-From
neck
base
at
shoulder
over
fullest
part
ol
bust
to waistline
_
9.
Back
Waist
Length-From
the
prominent
bone
at
base
of
neck
to
natural
waistline
10.
Sleeve
Width
-
Around
arm
at upper
edge
of
underarm
seam
.
. .
_
11.
Sleeve
Length
-
Shoulder
to
elbow
12.
Sleeve
Elbow
to
Wrist
13.
Front
Skirt
Length
-
Down
centre
from
waistline
to
hem
14.
Back
Skirt
Length
-
Down
centre
from
waistline
to
hem
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15,
Full
Length-Waist
to
floor
at side
seam
16.
Pant
Length
- Waist
to ankle
17.
Crotch
Depth
(seated)
- Waist
to chair
at
side
seam
18.
Crotch
Seam
(standing)
-
Crotch
depth
I 7 to
be
deducted
from
pant
length
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