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This can be hard to do by yourself so grab a partner.  \n\n| RECORD YOUR MEASUREMENTS |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| A | High bust: around the body, under the arms above the bust. |  |\n| B | Full bust: around the bust at the fullest point. |  |\n| c | Waist: smallest point, above the navel where the crease forms.. |  |\n| D | High hip: usually 3”-3.5” below the waist at fullest part of the stomach. |  |\n| E | Full hip: 7”-9”from waist around fullest part of hip, where you bend. |  |\n| F | Thigh: fullest part of upper leg. |  |\n| G | Knee: across the middle ofthe knee cap |  |\n| H | Calf: the fullest part of the calf |  |\n| I | Neck to shoulder: from where the neck meets the shoulder to shoulder bone. |  |\n| J | Front waist length: from shoulder to natural waist. |  |\n| K | Arm length: from shoulder bone to wrist bone. |  |\n| L | Bicep: around the fullest part of the upper arm |  |\n| M | Across back: ~4”below base of neck across back from arm to arm. |  |\n| N | Full back width: taken across back at under arm. |  |\n| O | Crotch depth: taken sitting flat, measure from waist down to surface. |  |\n\nK  \nD  \n E   \n F   \nG  \nH  \nBack  \nLOVE NOTIONS SEWING PATTERNS","cbCaiaDDNOTTjRCK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaDDNOTTjRCK","pdf",344862,"English","# Measurement Guide\n## Recording Your Measurements\n## Measurement Definitions","[{\"question\":\"Why is it recommended to have a partner when measuring?\",\"answer\":\"Taking measurements accurately by yourself can be difficult, so having a partner helps ensure the measuring tape remains level and positioned correctly at the specified points on your body.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between high bust and full bust?\",\"answer\":\"The high bust is measured around the body under the arms and above the bust, while the full bust is measured around the bust at its fullest point.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the full hip measurement be taken?\",\"answer\":\"The full hip measurement should be taken approximately 7 to 9 inches below the waist, around the fullest part of the hip where you naturally bend.\"}]","Love Notions Sewing Pattern - Measurement Chart | PDF",1791841671]