Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
lmqass: from cardboard patterns to cutting layouts
A web tool for garment workshops in Morocco that presents a workflow for turning photographed cardboard patterns into vector outlines and fabric cutting layouts.
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- Garment workshops in Morocco
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- Two A4 sheets provide the scale reference; the page says layouts account for fabric width and the grain direction.
Field notes
To establish scale, the instructions place the cardboard pattern on a plain background with an A4 sheet on each side, photographed from directly above. The page says users can name vectorized pieces, enter quantities by size, and have layouts respect the fabric grain; it also advertises French, English, and Darija. The extracted page describes these functions but does not show them running.
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