Measure curve length in Inkscape. Walk the pattern

Learn how to measure curve lengths with an extension or walk the pattern the traditional way, all in Inkscape without using paper for projector sewing. This is useful for any pattern adjustment that involves a curve like adjusting a rise or an upper bodice length.
Keep in mind that it's best to measure at the seamline, not at the seam allowance line. Pattern I use here doesn't include seam allowances and is easier for making adjustments. I'll show how to add and remove seam allowance to the patterns in future videos.
00:00 Select the size and pull the shape out for convenience
02:08 Using 'Measure path' Inkscape extension
03:20 Walk the pattern traditionally (but digitally)

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I use Inkscape, a free vector editor for Linux, Windows and Mac.
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