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?Scaling Pouches for Smaller Scouts?


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I know that it is good to scale down the pouches for a shorter scout. I am trying to determine just how much to scale down.

 

If I have a Scout that is about 5'2". Normal sized, not skinny, just a bit shorter than an average scout, How much should I scale down the pouches.

 

I am going to put the pattern into my printer and scale it down.

 

Would you say 90% or 95% of normal size?

 

Thanks in advance for the help everyone!

 

 

Cheers!

Debbi

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That is a very good question:

 

I'm thinking may be smaller scaling - Maybe closer to 85% of the original sizes?

 

By comparison... I am 6'4" and the size pouches I have look good - which I believe are regulation size.

 

If our new scout is 5'2" - then by proportion - 62-inches / 76-inches = 0.861111111 fraction

 

So by my math 86.1%

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That is a very good question:

 

I'm thinking may be smaller scaling - Maybe closer to 85% of the original sizes?

 

By comparison... I am 6'4" and the size pouches I have look good - which I believe are regulation size.

 

If our new scout is 5'2" - then by proportion - 62-inches / 76-inches = 0.861111111 fraction

 

So by my math 86.1%

 

 

Very cool, I did make one set, for practice, at 85%. They looked a little small to me. But, with your calculations, that confirms my guesstimate.

 

I think I will try 85% and see how that goes.

 

Thanks!

 

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