Dressmaking isn’t my thing, but I came across the profile of Autodesk’s Artist in Residence, Amy Karle where she links to a her process of laser-cutting - via Pepakura Paper Craft - unique patterns for dresses.
There’s a bunch of topics covered by her process, including:
There’s a Verge video highlighting the process here…
Okay, this is SUPER RAD! Thanks for posting!
I thought it was a different software, but is Pepakura Designer Edition.
Doh… typos fixed, thanks. 
Wow, that’s beyond cool. Thanks for posting!
Just saw that video as a suggested post on Facebook and was coming here to share it. Like you, it’s not really my thing but I knew it would interest others here.
I guess with the size of the GF, we could do gloves? Or get our 1980s on and leggings? 
With passthrough you could do just about anything. Without, well, that’s what the extra space on the sides is for. (I think I’m going to design a little set of hold-down bars to fit on the crumbcatcher so you can do rolled paper.)
Very cool! A workflow I’d have never thought of but love the results.
All these possibilities…I’m dying to get my Glowforge. One day closer
“That’s fabulous!”
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