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This indicates the direction the pattern should be placed on the fabric, aligning with the fabric’s grain.

This symbol shows where the pattern piece should be placed against the fabric's fold, creating a symmetrical piece.

Small marks on the edge of the pattern that indicates where pieces should match up when sewn together.

This marks the position and length of a buttonhole on the pattern.

This marks where to attach the button corresponding to the buttonhole.

A triangular area marked on the pattern where fabric is taken in to provide shape and fit.

Lines that indicate where a pattern can be lengthened or shortened to fit.

Two or more parallel lines indicating where the fabric should be gathered to reduce its width.

This marks the edge of the fabric that will be folded and sewn to create the garment's hem.

Lines indicating where fabric should be folded to create pleats.

This represents the exact location where stitches should be placed; it is generally inside the cutting line.

This indicates the position where a zipper should be attached to the garment.

A mark indicating the apex of the bust, which is pivotal for fitting and altering bodices.

A symbol that indicates the pattern piece edge should be placed perpendicular to the grainline of the fabric.