Discussion
While drafting, French curve is used to draw :
Answer: B
In drafting, the French curve is used to draw the armhole.
A French curve is a template with curves of changing radius. It is used to draw smooth curved lines in a pattern, such as the armhole, the neckline and the crotch curve, which cannot be drawn with a straight ruler.
Darts and the grainline are straight lines drawn with a ruler. A hemline is mostly straight or a gentle curve usually measured with a hem gauge or a long hip curve, not the tight changing curve the French curve is designed for.
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