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Drawing Ruffles<br />
Next, position the ruffles,<br />
<strong>draw</strong>ing the outermost<br />
edges in a rippled pattern<br />
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Creases appear where<br />
the fabric puckers at the<br />
Follow these simple steps.<br />
First, lay out the general<br />
form in a balanced<br />
composition.<br />
Structure of a Buffle<br />
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Add lines representing the<br />
small folds (called gathers)<br />
that extend from the rippled<br />
edges <strong>to</strong> the center.<br />
Pulling a thread on one side of a fabric and causing it <strong>to</strong> ruffle is<br />
called "<strong>draw</strong>ing a gather." Gathers scrunch the fabric, creating<br />
ruffles and frills. Puckering forms at the gather. One point<br />
requiring attention when <strong>draw</strong>ing rutfles is <strong>to</strong> keep them varied.<br />
Remember, you are not <strong>draw</strong>ing a repeated pattern. Alternate and<br />
merge <strong>to</strong>gether various rhomboid, square, triangular and round<br />
forms <strong>to</strong> create a satisfying image of ruffles and frills,<br />
Finally, add the inside line of the<br />
Wgathers.<br />
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