Jelita JM (0383466) Bachelor of Fashion Design Technology

 Hi, it's Jelly again :3. It's already week 7 now which makes me feel nervous because it means I'm near the end if the semester already. Well, maybe half-way through but still, time flew by so fast haha... :"" So last week Ms Melina gave us homework to do: Men's casual shirt block and men's pants block. But since I am done with the men's pants, I just worked on the casual shirt block. Kind of a big risk to take since the measurements were quite different, confused all the same, but it did look familiar with the one I did. Mine was checked already as well so I just skipped it to do the casual shirt block. It was quite easy to do as I don't have to recalculate the measurements (as it is already given by Ms Melina) and just drew as per instruction. And Tada! Just like that, and I'm done :3 (Completed Men's pants, also marked) (Casual shirt block measurements drawn out in graph paper) (Sleeve block (of casual shirt) measurements) (Sleeve block ...

Hello hello, it's Jelly here. This week was quite a fun week. During the end of week 5 though, we were tasked to draw the men's pants block and the men's shirt block. We were given the measurements for the men's shirt block from Ms Melina in the group chat and I tried to transfer the measurements into my graphing paper so that I can understand it better. I was initially confused with it. It looked as though it was similar with the notes on the G-drive (where every task reference and guidance were saved for us to see) but then I realized that the front and back would look different if I were to fold on the center line. After that realization, though, it wasn't as hard as it was during week 1 as I have grown accustomed to it. (End Result of Men's Shirt and Sleeve, kinda) (The Copied Measurement) As for the pants block, I took it's measurement from the notes in G-drive. It looked easier than the women's pants block in my opinion (because it didn't look ...