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Accurate bust measurement is very important for sewing clothes or assessing weight loss. To measure your butt, you will take off your clothes, stand with your legs closed, wrap the tape measure neatly and hug the largest part of your bust. Your third round measurement is where one end of the string and the other end meet.
Steps
Prepare to measure your butt accurately
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Find a full-length mirror. While you may be able to measure your butt more easily than other areas of your body, a mirror will help you make sure the tape measure isn’t twisted or misaligned. So you should stand in front of the mirror to measure. [1] X Research Source
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Undress. Wearing clothing such as trousers or a shirt should be removed. You don’t need to take off your underwear to get accurate measurements. Wearing jeans or any clothing that is too thick will change the actual measurements. [2] X Research Source
- If you usually wear thick clothes, you do not need to take them all off in case you are only measuring to check the weight loss results.
- However, if taking measurements to make clothes, it must be as accurate as possible.
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Stand with legs closed. Not spreading your legs can make the measurement larger than your actual bust. Therefore, you need to stand with your feet closed when measuring. At least the legs should not be wider than the shoulders, but it is better to keep them closed. [3] X Research Sources
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Distinguish waist (second round) and hips (third round). Your natural waistline is the smallest part of your upper body and is tucked in. The hips will be located just below the waist and are usually wider than the waist. The bust measurement includes the buttocks and hips. [4] X Research Sources
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Find the largest position. The bust measurement will be measured at the widest part of the hip. The reason is because the measurement must accurately reflect the shape of the body and the hips are the largest part of the lower body. In order for the outfit to hug your figure, you will measure at the widest position. [5] X Research Sources
- Once the tape measure is in place, you need to move it up or down about 2.5cm to 5cm to find the biggest point.
Use a tape measure
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Hold the tape measure at one side. This means keeping one end of the tape measure on one side. You can put the tape measure on whichever side you want first. You can also place the end of the tape measure in the middle if it feels easier to measure. Just make sure you wrap the rest of the wire so that it reaches that end. [6] X Research Sources
- A tape measure is a soft and flexible tool that you can buy at a clothing store. Most measuring tapes are about 180cm long. Supermarkets and grocery stores all sell tape measure. [7] X Research Sources
- You can also print the ruler on paper using a template available online. Just type the information into the search engine and you will see the results. After printing the template, you will cut each segment of the ruler and then put it together neatly and use glue or tape to stick it. [8] X Research Source Of course, you must be very careful when using this ruler as it is very easy to tear. However, do not try cardboard as it is too hard to measure accurately.
- Do not use a metal tape measure. Metallic tape measure used in construction will not be suitable for body measurements. The reason is that this ruler is not flexible enough to give you an exact measurement. [9] X Research Source
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Loop the tape measure back. Loop the tape measure around the back carefully to make sure it doesn’t twist. Pull the tape measure to the other side of the hip. Make sure the tape measure is placed neatly on the sides. [10] X Research Source
- You can also start by holding both ends of the string and stepping over the rest so that it’s behind you. This will work when you’re having a hard time looping the tape measure behind your back.
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Mirror. Now you have looped the tape measure behind your back and looked in the mirror to make sure the tape measure is straight. The entire tape measure is parallel to the floor and not twisted. In addition, the tape measure should also look neat. [11] X Research Source
- You will need to turn around to see the tape measure in the back. Turn your body to the side so you can see it clearly.
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Tighten the tape measure. When measuring, the tape measure must hug the third round. However, you should not tighten too much to affect blood circulation. Just pull tight enough that you can put a finger underneath the ruler. [12] X Research Source
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Read measurements. You will look down at the tape measure to read the measurement. Your measurement is the number at which one end of the tape measure touches the rest of the tape after wrapping around your hip. You can look in the mirror to make it easier to read the number.
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Write down your waist measurement. Now that you know your butt measurement, write down that information for later use. You also need other measurements to sew clothes, such as bust, thighs, waist, pant length depending on the garment you need to sew. [13] X Research Source
- Similar to when measuring the bust, you take the thigh measurement at the widest part of the leg.
- Trouser leg length is measured at the inner thigh, from the crotch to your desired length. If you have a pair of pants with the desired length, you can measure the length of the pants instead of taking your body measurements.
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Increase actual measurements when sewing clothes. When sewing clothes, you will not use exact body measurements because this will make the clothes tight, which means it is difficult for you to move. Therefore, you must increase the actual measurements to wear the dress comfortably. [14] X Research Source
- You increase the actual measurement for two reasons. First, like I said, this makes the outfit easier to put on. The second is for styling. For example, if you want to make a flared and puffy dress, the bust measurement will be larger than the measurement used to make an A-line skirt.
- Fabric material also affects how much to increase the measurement. If it’s a stretchy material, you don’t need to increase it too much.
- Most tailors know how to increase measurements. However, if you make your own clothes, you should add 5-10cm depending on how tight or wide the garment is.
- In addition, if you are a person with a full body, you will increase your measurements more to make it easier to move.
Advice
- Some people feel that the top of their buttocks is larger than their hips. In this case, you will measure both the widest part of the upper hip and the widest part of the buttocks. The garment measurement will be slightly larger than the actual measurement so you can wear it properly.
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There are 8 references cited in this article that you can see at the bottom of the page.
This article has been viewed 63,463 times.
Accurate bust measurement is very important for sewing clothes or assessing weight loss. To measure your butt, you will take off your clothes, stand with your legs closed, wrap the tape measure neatly and hug the largest part of your bust. Your third round measurement is where one end of the string and the other end meet.
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