Measure table (ShapeSizer k&w)

Enter the measures in the measure table on this page of the ShapeSizer.

Call up this page via the Stitch density page.

You can enter up to 11 sizes in the table. You can adopt (copy) the individual measures from the default values or from previously set values or derive (graduate) them by entering a factor.

The measures are dependent on the selected shape and are displayed graphically.

You can change the section of the view via the scroll bar.

On this page the following settings are made:

Element		Meaning
Option fields Graduate with:		Specify steps of the measure table as a factor or as a difference in mm/inch.
		Call up the previous column of the measure table.
		Graduate the measures in the measure table by one step down.
		Delete the values in the active column.
		Graduate the measures in the measure table by one step up.
		Call up the next column of the measure table.
Measure Table		Enter the measures of the shape.
Zoom:		Enlarge the graphic display.
Zoom:		Decrease the graphic display.
Checkbox Show All Sizes		Display graphically all defined measures of the shape.
Checkbox Show basic size		Display graphically the basic size in addition to the actual size.
Checkbox Show help line		Display in helping line for the entry of the measures in the display field.
Display field		Display graphically the measures of the selected shape.

The buttons of the page:

Button	Function
Print measure table...	Call-up the Print measure table page.
< Back	Go to the previous page.
Save As...	Save the ShapeSizer file (*.shz) with all its settings.
Cancel	Close the ShapeSizer.
Continue >	Go to the next page.

Navigate in the table:

1: Go to the adjacent cell (right, left, bottom or top) with the arrow keys.

2: Go to the next cell with the Tab or Enter key.

3: Go to the previous cell with the Shift and Tab key combination.

4: Select a whole column with click on the column title.

5: Select a whole row with click on the row title.

You have to measure the starting widths of body and sleeves before the respective first widening or narrowing. By this the distortion by the cuff does not corrupt the specification.
You have to measure the sleeve widths of the areas in which the sleeves are connected with the body from the middle of the narrowings.
You have to measure the widths of the neck opening with the fabric lying flat. You have to measure the width directly at the end even by fabrics with the neck binding-off technique. The modification of the width by two stitches to the left or right is taken into account at this position.
You have to take the measure of the shoulder drop from the start of the shoulder gore to the horizontal line. The horizontal line goes through the end of the shoulder gore or the end of the opening (if present).
You have to measure the height of the arm ball at right angles to the outer edge of the sleeves.

Additional Information

Print measure table (ShapeSizer k&w)