Singer 5122 - Personal M Easurem Ents

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 1 3cm (5 inches)
down from centre shoulder
__ ____
6. Back Bodice Width - From arm
hole to arm hole 10Qcm (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 of 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
1 2. Sleeve Elbow to Wrist
13. Front
Skirt Length - Down centre from waistline to
hem
14. Back Skint Length - Down centre from waistline
to hem
PANTS MEASUREMENT
CHART
15. Full Length -Waist to floor at side seam
116, Pant
Length - Waist to ankle
117. Crotch Depth
(seated) - Waist to chair at side seam.
18. Crotch Seam (standing) -Crotch depth 17 to be deducted from pant length 16 , ___
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