'Pattern pieces' presentation slideshows

Textiles Semester Test

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FASHION I FINAL REVIEW

FASHION I FINAL REVIEW. Why do we wear clothes? What can influence what we wear?. Influences:. Why?. The Media Society Friends Religion Parents Self-concept Weather Life style. warmth style identification function tradition.

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Who is the audience? Students in grades 10-12.

Pattern Symbols: Introduction. Who is the audience? Students in grades 10-12. This would be used in a basic/beginner level class (Fabrics I) which usually has several special needs students. Most accommodations for these students request hands-on/visual activities. Objective

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Apparel Production Overview

Apparel Production Overview. Dilawar Shaikh. Introduction. Introduction to Garment Manufacturing. Garment manufacturing is an assembly- oriented activity with a great range of raw materials, product types, production volumes, supply chains, retail markets and associated technologies.

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Part 3 Getting Ready to Sew

Part 3 Getting Ready to Sew. Stay Organized. Gather all your notions and supplies Double-check the steps to take Press after each construction step Fit as you go. Patterns and Their Parts. Pattern envelope Front Drawing or photo Several garment views Lists pattern number Size Price

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Chapter 39 Textile Skills Option

Chapter 39 Textile Skills Option. By the end of this section you will have had the opportunity to make an item of clothing and to learn about career opportunities in the textile industry. 2. Essentials for Living, 3 rd Edition.

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4.01 Pattern & Guide Sheet

4.01 Pattern & Guide Sheet. Pattern Symbols Layout Charts Sewing Instructions. Pattern. Inside the pattern envelope you will find the pattern pieces. Handle them carefully, they are made of tissue paper.

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Understanding Guide Sheet

Understanding Guide Sheet. Grain Line. Indicates the placement of pattern piece on the fabric grain. Grain line must be placed exactly parallel to the selvage. Selvage is the fabric edge that will not ravel or fray.

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64 Using a Pattern

64 Using a Pattern. Chapter 64 Page 616. 4 Steps to Sew. 1- Prepare the pattern 2- Prepare the fabric 3- Lay out the pattern pieces and cut the fabric 4- Mark the fabric. Early Patterns. Early patterns were much simpler Before WWII most were blank pieces of tissue

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Designing a Sports Bag

Designing a Sports Bag. Projector Resources. Making a tote bag. Unrolling a bolt of fabric. Placing Paper Pattern Pieces. Pinning and Cutting Before Sewing. Arrange the Pattern Pieces on the Cloth. Minimize the Length of Fabric Purchased. Designing a Sports Bag.

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Seam Finishes

Seam Finishes. Gwishiri Apparel I. Sewing Plain Seams. A seam is a line of stitching that holds two layers of fabric together. A plain seam is the standard seam use for MOST SEWING. 5/8 inch or 1.5 cm This is used unless your PATTERN states otherwise. Turning a Corner.

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Laying Out Fabric and Pattern

Laying Out Fabric and Pattern. Laying Fabric. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8JwquZW2ik. Laying out Fabric. After watching the video follow the steps on the SIPAC. Laying out the Pattern Pieces. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRX5kE70Mcc. Laying out the Pattern Pieces.

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Industrial and Commercial Practise

Industrial and Commercial Practise. By Amy, Abi and Jo. Computer Aided Manufacture for Pattern Adaptation. Computer Aided Machinery can be used to create patterns for different garments.

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Marvelous Designer 6 Tutorial & New Features Review

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Constructing a Simple Garment

Constructing a Simple Garment. 1. Prepare your fabric ( preshrink if necessary) 2. Straighten woven fabric if needed 3. Prepare pattern pieces 4. Layout pattern and pin to fabric with pins placed perpendicular to cutting line and arrows on pattern pieces placed parallel to selvage edges.

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