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   Stephanie_Corina_Goddard | Aug 07, 1999 01:54am | #1

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   I think mine came from Clotilde's catalog. Front and back view of a female figure.

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   Jeffery_Diduch | Aug 11, 1999 02:44am | #2

   *Fashion design schools sell templates for students to learn sketching on; basically what you are looking for. If there are no schools in your area, I'm sure I still have mine and I could scan them and e-mail them to you if you like.Jeffery

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   Maura | Aug 29, 1999 10:53pm | #3

   *Hey, I found some for sale on the web!http://renstore.com/patterns2.shtml should take you right to the page on the site. It is at the bottom.If not, then got to http://renstore.com/Select "books" from the menu at the top, then scroll down to Costuming and follow link #4-"Costume Patterns Fantasy Fashions." It is at the bottom of the page.The description says: "Capture all your ideas for costume projects before you forget with these sketchpads. The human figure is printed lightly on each page making it easy for you to sketch in the sewing details. Each page shows two views, a front view and a 3/4 view from the back so you can see the side as well. All you have to do is sketch on the clothes. 2 sketchpad set includes male and female versions, 50 sheets each.CHI-990X Costume Designer Sketchpads $5.00"Sounds like a pretty good price, too. No affiliation, just happened to be poking around and found it.

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   Joyce_ | Mar 20, 2000 05:38am | #4

   *Doesn't look like anyone has been to this message lately; but you can slid one page of the figure under tracing paper and sketch away. A pad of tracing paper can be bought at Wal Mart at a much cheaper price than the regular sketch pads.