Here is the start of the actual drafts. You will need to reference the Miniature Draft Chart for the ease necessary for the draft. Right now I am waiting for the Miniature Draft Chart to post and will update the links to it after it does!

1) Full Length- a straight line the length of your full length measurement	2) Across Shoulder- from the top of the full length line across the amount of your across shoulder measurement	3) Guideline- square down approximately 1/2 of the full length amount	4) Center Length- measure from the bottom of the full length line up and square in approximately 1/2 of across shoulder measurement
5) Shoulder Slope-from bottom corner to guideline	6) Shoulder- from tip of shoulder slope to across shoulder	7) shoulder to center length guideline and bisected (for bisect amount see Miniature Draft Chart)	8 ) Neck Curve Part B- from partway along previously squared line touching tip of bisect to almost center front. Leave 1/4″ square with center front line.
9) Waist- Formula: waist arc + ease (see Miniature Draft Chart)	10) Side Seam -square up from waist side seam length	11) Mid-armhole Mark-measure from shoulder tip to top of side seam line and divide in 1/2. Mark out (see Miniature Draft Chart)	12) Armhole Curve-connect shoulder tip, end of mid-armhole mark and top of side seam in a curve, maneuvering your French curve until it fits.
13) Waist- Formula: waist arc + ease (see Miniature Draft Chart)	14) Center Back Full Length- a straight line the length of your full length measurement	15) Across Back Shoulder- from the top of the full length line across the amount of your across shoulder measurement	16) Guideline- square down approximately 1/2 of the full length amount
17) Center Back Length- Measure from the bottom of the full length line up and square in approximately 1/2 of across shoulder measurement	18) Shoulder Slope-from bottom corner to guideline	19) Shoulder-from tip of shoulder slope to across shoulder	20) Neck Curve Part A- squared down from shoulder to center length guideline and bisected (for bisect amount see Miniature Draft Chart)
21) Neck Curve Part B- from partway along previously squared line touching tip of bisect to almost center front. Leave 1/4″ square with center front line.	22) Mid-armhole Mark- measure from shoulder tip to top of side seam line and divide in 1/2. Mark out (see Miniature Draft Chart)	23) Armhole Curve- connect shoulder tip, end of mid-armhole mark and top of side seam in a curve, maneuvering your French curve until it fits.	24) Mark side seam allowance to either side of side seam line

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