Darts are used to shape fabric to fit curves, especially around the bust or waist.
They are
commonly found on shirts, blouses, and dresses.
      How to Sew Darts: Mark the dart on the fabric using chalk or fabric marker. Pin the dart
       folds together, ensuring the pointed end of the dart faces the inside of the garment. Sew
       along the marked line, starting from the wider end and tapering toward the point.
B. Replacing a Zipper
Replacing or installing a zipper requires careful attention:
   1. Remove the old zipper carefully with a seam ripper.
   2. Pin the new zipper in place.
   3. Sew it along the sides using a zipper foot on your sewing machine for better precision.
C. Taking in Side Seams
When you need to alter a garment like a shirt or dress, you can take in side seams to make the fit
more tailored. Try on the garment and pin the extra fabric to match your body shape, then sew
the new seam.
7. Advanced Tailoring Techniques
A. Creating Custom Patterns
      Slopers: A sloper is a basic pattern that fits a person perfectly and is used as the
       foundation to design other styles.
      Drafting Patterns: Tailors create custom patterns based on measurements. You can draw
       your own patterns on paper, adding ease or shaping as needed.
B. Fitting a Jacket
Fitting a jacket is an art. Here are the key things to focus on:
      Shoulder Fit: The jacket shoulder seam should end right where the shoulder naturally
       curves.
      Chest Fit: The chest of the jacket should allow room for movement but not be too baggy.
      Sleeve Length: The sleeve should end just above the wrist bone, allowing for a slight
       cuff of the shirt to peek through.
C. Creating a Tailored Suit
Creating a full tailored suit requires knowledge of jacket structure, including: