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Introduction 1 7. How to get the most out of this book This book introduces different aspects of garment construction via dedicated chapters for each topic. Each chapter provides numerous examples of work by leading designers, annotated to explain the reasons behind the choices made. Key construction and design principles are isolated so that the reader can see how they are applied in practice. Clear navigation Each chapter has a clear heading to allow readers to quickly locate areas of interest.

Lace is used for trimming on lingerie, collars and cuffs or are visible. It can be fine- to cut off later. It is also expensive. You up on to the lace. Lay out the layer with a 1cm allowance. It is also interfacing edges to the garment. Hemstitching invisibly attaches the This section will introduce you to some of the materials and hem allowance to the garment. Pad stitching is used to attach the progress. Trim the seam allowance should be flat and sharp without back in a staggered fashion whereby noticeable bulk.

To avoid bulky seams use seams, so they do not show through the following methods: to the right side. Trim sewn-in interfacings close to the seam lines. The seam allowance of the collar, lapel and bagged-out pocket points can also be trimmed.

Notch the seam allowance 3 by taking out wedges at the outside curves. On a deep curve bring notches closer together than on a shallow one. Always notch close to the stitching line! The understructure The fabrics This is made from different kinds of Woollen fabric used for tailored suits Tweed The pressing techniques canvas and interfacing, soft cotton can fall into two categories: worsteds A woollen fabric named after flannel, cotton twill tape, strips of and woollens.

Worsted fabric is the river Tweed, which flows cotton or lambswool, Melton for the woven from long, finely combed through the Scottish Borders Darts and seams create shape in a To avoid over pressing, which causes that way. It is a firm fabric with a flat textile areas. Harris Tweed piece of fabric. It is best, therefore, the imprint of seams, edges and two-piece sleeve to accentuate the Haute couture and tailoring strong, lightweight lining.

Woollen fabrics are pure virgin wool that is dyed pressing board to maintain the paper strips or pieces of the same The trouser leg would be reshaped woven from shorter, uncombed wool and spun in Harris in the shape. Press the vertical darts kind of fabric to underlay the seam before a seam allowance is attached. How to get the most out of this book fibres. These fibres are loosely Outer Hebrides and hand towards centre front or centre back.

For example, the back panel on the twisted and woven much less tightly woven by the islanders in If using a thick fabric, cut open the inside leg is stretched at the top than the worsteds.

The effect is a their homes. To get a nice, flat Moulding is the stretching and to fit on to the front panel, thus soft, easy fabric, such as a Harris point at the dart end use a needle shrinking of fabric to fit the body achieving a closer fit to the bottom Tweed. Other fabrics can also be and insert right to the point.

Press shape. The best fabric to use is and crotch area. It is a matter of proportions. Coco Chanel It is important for designers to understand as early as possible how a garment grows from a two-dimensional concept into a three-dimensional object. A pattern is a flat paper or card template, from which the parts of the garment are transferred to fabric, before being cut out and assembled.

A good understanding of body shape and how body measurements transfer to the pattern piece is essential. The pattern cutter must work accurately in order to ensure that, once constructed, the parts of fabric fit together properly and precisely.

This chapter is an introduction to pattern cutting, starting with the tools and equipment needed. Then it takes a look at the processes involved: the importance of silhouettes and proportion; sizing and grading and how to take body measurements.

Finally it introduces the basic block and pattern shapes and how the body measurements relate to these. Getting started Pattern cutting tools and equipment Working with the right tools will make block and pattern construction easier. These are just some of the key pieces of equipment required. Set of three French curves 2 These are used for drawing narrower curves, such as those found on collars and pockets. Tape measure 6 An indispensable item, this is used for taking measurements of the body and its flexibility allows curved lines to be measured too.

Pattern drill 7 This is used for marking things such as darts, pockets and any other marking points within the pattern piece. The pattern drill will 5 punch a hole of 2—4mm into the pattern.

The position of the punch hole can then be marked with chalk or thread on to the fabric. Getting started 6 This should only be used on pattern paper — thin sheets of plastic or card 7 — not on fabric. Paper scissors 9 These are — as their name suggests 10 — only used for paper, in order to keep the blades sharp. Pattern master 11 This is used to create lines and 11 curves and to check angles.

Aluminium metre ruler not shown This is essential for drawing and connecting longer, straight lines. Getting started Silhouettes First impressions of an outfit are created by its silhouette — the overall shape created by a garment. This is before qualities conveyed by the detail, fabric or texture of the garment can even be acknowledged, so the shape and form that a garment takes is a fundamental consideration in the design and construction processes.

The importance of silhouette Silhouette is fundamental to the preliminary stages of the design process in order to determine which parts of the body will be emphasised and why. Once these decisions are made, it is up to the pattern cutter and designer to start contemplating how the design can be physically constructed and, if necessary, supported and structured using underpinnings and foundations. Many materials and techniques can be used to shape a silhouette see chapter seven: Support and structure.

For example, using shoulder pads to widen the shoulder can create an illusion of a small waist and narrow hips. Getting started 1 A combination methods. For example, moving a 2 The changing shape and of garments can look messy or can hemline, waistline, pocket, seam or proportions of fashion in work in harmony. For example, the dart position can dramatically alter the Western world over the ways in which a jacket, a skirt and the balance of width and length on course of history.

Choice of will add to the sense of proportion fabric texture and colour can also and balance conveyed by the outfit add to the overall effect conveyed as a whole.

See pages — for a more detailed look at the history of supported and structured garments. New Look, Getting started Sizing and grading Designs for a garment can be cut and made to fit an individual customer or they can be graded and altered to fit wearers of differing sizes.

In the UK, sizing starts at jacket, and a waist and inside leg 2 Technical drawing of a size 6 and goes up to size 22 the measurement for trousers. Shirt sizes graded pattern piece. European sizes start at size 34 which is equivalent to size 6 and go In childrenswear the principal variable up to size American equivalents is usually height so sizing is governed range from a size 2 to However, mainly by age.

Grading is a very specialised area in pattern cutting that not many professionals master. The secret is to know where the pattern needs changing to fit the decrease and increase in body size.

Such increments can vary from 3 to 5cm 1. Many manufacturers use the British Standard sizing chart, which was first established in the s and has changed over the years to accommodate changes in lifestyle.

The United States has its own sizing chart and many other nations have worked out standard sizing for their own needs. For example, northern European body shapes are generally tall and large whereas the average body shape in the Far East is shorter in height and slimmer in stature. For these reasons, a design house must always carefully consider the market it wants to sell to.

Shoulder length 2 This is measured from the neckline to end of shoulder bone. High hip girth 7 This is measured around the abdomen about 8—10cm below the waistline in a horizontal line.

Hip girth 8 This is the measurement around the fullest part of the hip in a horizontal line. Arm length 9 This is measured from shoulder point, past the elbow, down to the wrist with the arm slightly bent. Getting started Waist to hip 12 This is the distance between the natural waistline and the fullest point of the hipline.

Waist to knee 13 11 This is the distance between the natural waistline and the knee. Bicep 16 This is the measurement around the top of the arm. Wrist girth 18 This is measured around the width of the wrist. There are many more measurements that can be 14 15 taken. If you are constructing a shirt with a tight fitted sleeve, for example, the measurements of the bicep 16 , elbow 17 and wrist 18 also need to be taken into consideration.

This is to avoid the fit being too tight or too loose on the arms. Getting started Blocks and patterns Blocks and patterns enable the designer to render something flat paper or fabric into something three-dimensional. They are laid on to fabric, cut out and assembled together using seams. In order to create well-made garments, it is essential that the designer fully understands the techniques used in order to make pattern cutting as straightforward and accurate as possible.

The block A block also known as a sloper is a two-dimensional template for a basic garment form for example, a bodice shape or fitted skirt that can be modified into a more elaborate design.

Blocks are constructed using measurements taken from a size chart or a live model, and do not show any style lines or seam allowance. Blocks must, however, include basic amounts of allowance for ease and comfort; for instance, a tight-fitting bodice block would not have as much allowance added into the construction as a block for an outerwear garment might. A fitted bodice block would also have darts added into the draft to shape the garment to the waist and bust, whereas a block for a loose-fitting overcoat would not need these.

The pieces need 1 A sample skirt block. The designer to fit together precisely, otherwise or pattern cutter will add to the the garment will not look right when 2 The translation to pattern. When the block modification is finished, seam allowance is added to The final pattern features a series of the pattern.

To perfect a pattern, a different shaped pieces of paper that toile a garment made out of a cheap are traced on to fabric and then cut fabric such as calico is made and out, before being seamed together to fitted on to a live fitting model. This stage is examined in to a point on the adjoining pattern more detail on page Getting started 1 Samples A sample is the first version of a garment made in real fabric.

How the measurements relate to the block Whether taking individual measurements Darts can be used to control excess 1 The block and its or using a size chart, the main fabric and to create shape on a corresponding measurements bust girth, waist garment when stitched together.

Secondary measurements may also be taken from an individual Getting started or from a size chart. This may be the length of skirt, for example, when drafting a skirt block. Design houses will chart? When starting a What is my collection range: set of blocks, it may help to lingerie, tailoring, streetwear?

Designers who have been cutting patterns for twenty years can still learn something new — the process of learning never stops.

This makes creative pattern cutting a fascinating process. In this chapter we introduce the meaning of a drafted block and how to turn it into a pattern from a design drawing. We take a look at dart manipulation as well as pocket, collar and sleeve construction. You will be introduced to cutting techniques and bias-cut garments.

You will also learn about the fitting process: how to fit the toile and alter the pattern accordingly. Finally we take a look at the different ways of laying and cutting patterns from fabric. Once the design has been completed, the Gardkvist.

Seam allowance can vary are sketched on a figure with example, has to show the horizontal in size from a narrow 0. The legs and lines of the bust-, waist- and hiplines. These sketches are often and bust points should be notched back of trousers to be able to let inspiring and wonderful to look at but or punch marked holes and notches some out if the waist gets too tight. This will clearly show the allowance on the block. Additional Usually, the block ends up being information must be written clearly divided into further pattern pieces.

Pattern cutting Marking symbols on a pattern 1 2 3 Pattern cutting 4 Pattern cutting Dart manipulation 1 An asymmetrical design with Darts control excess fabric to create shape on a garment.

They can intersecting darts. Dart manipulation is the most Catwalking. Darts can be turned into pleats, gathers or style lines. Their positioning on the body is very important; not only do these techniques create fit, shape and volume, they also change the style and design of the garment.

Example of dart manipulation on a bodice block Design analysis: asymmetrical 1. Trace bodice block on fold. Cut along the slash lines, up design with intersecting darts When copying the left side of to the bust point pivotal point , coming from the waist and the front block, transfer the Close up the darts and tape ending at the bust point.

Draw in the slashing lines Mark the gain line in this according to your design. If required, the armholes and neckline can be altered for more comfort. A back pattern can be cut to fit the front design. The pattern is now ready to be cut out of calico and made into a toile for a fitting. Pattern cutting Slash and spread 1 Skirt constructed by This method is used to add extra volume and flare. The technique slash and spread involves creating slash lines that reach from one end of the pattern method to gain flare.

Using slash and spread techniques Slash and spread techniques can be used to convert a straight skirt pattern into a skirt with flare. The most basic way of doing this is to divide the pattern up into equal pieces from hem to waist and open them up by equal amounts all the way round. Redraw the hemline in a smooth curve.

To create asymmetric flare, as shown in 2 and 3, the pattern is divided into two and slash lines are marked on to one of these halves. This creates flare on one side of the skirt.

Pleats have also been added to the waistline. Drawing in an angular hemline creates the asymmetric point. Tip When using the slash and spread method remember that the position you slash in is the exact position the fabric will flare out. So when slashing into one side only, the flare will not spread across but only appear Pattern cutting on one side.

Pattern cutting Sleeves 1 Christian Dior, haute Sleeve construction is a very special part of pattern cutting. Choose the silhouette, design details, colour, texture and even print. Drag and drop to piece them together in Adobe Illustrator. You can even create your own variations to customise your technical drawings even further. Download this pack to save yourself weeks of work and leave yourself time to concentrate on what matters- design and presentation.

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Pattern cutting Slash and spread 1 Skirt constructed by This method is used to add extra volume and flare. The technique slash and spread involves creating slash lines that reach from one end of the pattern method to gain flare. Using slash and spread techniques Slash and spread techniques can be used to convert a straight skirt pattern into a skirt with flare. The most basic way of doing this is to divide the pattern up into equal pieces from hem to waist and open them up by equal amounts all the way round.

Redraw the hemline in a smooth curve. To create asymmetric flare, as shown in 2 and 3, the pattern is divided into two and slash lines are marked on to one of these halves. This creates flare on one side of the skirt. Pleats have also been added to the waistline. Drawing in an angular hemline creates the asymmetric point. Tip When using the slash and spread method remember that the position you slash in is the exact position the fabric will flare out. So when slashing into one side only, the flare will not spread across but only appear Pattern cutting on one side.

Pattern cutting Sleeves 1 Christian Dior, haute Sleeve construction is a very special part of pattern cutting. Sleeves can be part of the bodice laid-on sleeve or set into an Catwalking. Without any other design features added, 2 A sleeve block for a set-in a garment can look outstanding by simply creating an interesting sleeve, showing the part where the sleeve can be sleeve design.

Pattern cutting Therefore, the bodice front and back are constructed first and once the measurement of the armhole is established, ease is added according to the type of block jacket block, fitted bodice block and so on. Ease is added to a pattern to allow for extra comfort or movement. As well as allowing the sleeve to sit comfortably in the armhole, ease will also affect the fit and silhouette of a garment. Ease is distributed between 3e 3f the front notch and the double back notch of the sleeve see technical drawing above.

A sleeve is sitting comfortably in the armhole when it aligns exactly with, or is set slightly in front of, the side seam of the bodice. Pattern cutting One-piece and two-piece sleeves Laid-on sleeve There are differences between the arm side seam position still not The laid-on sleeve is part of the one-piece and two-piece sleeves, visible from the front.

The look of a bodice. Once constructed, either a the major one being the amount of two-piece sleeve is more shapely part of the armhole remains or there seams that are used. A one-piece and it has a slight bend to the front.

Therefore, the seam cannot of its extra seam. One-piece sleeves constructed by separating be seen when the arm is relaxed. The next step is to align the the elbow. From this point onwards several styles can be developed, such as batwing or kimono, raglan, gusset and dolman sleeves. The sleeve can be laid on at variant angles — the greater the angle, the more excess fabric and therefore a greater range of arm movement.

A gusset is traditionally a diamond-shaped piece, which is inserted into a slit in the underarm section of the sleeve. Pattern cutting Kimono sleeves Like a Japanese sleeve, the kimono sleeve is cut in one with the bodice. The seams can run from the outer- or underarm. Pattern cutting 1 Pattern cutting Raglan sleeves The raglan sleeve has a dropped Lord Raglan shoulder design.

It is constructed Lord Raglan was a to have a seam running from the commander of the British 1 neckline on a slant into the troops during the Crimean underarm on front and back.

His right arm was injured at the Battle of Waterloo and had to be amputated. As a result he got himself a coat designed with a special sleeve — the raglan sleeve. Pattern cutting 3 Example of a dolman sleeve. The dolman sleeve today has lots of fabric under the arms and can be fitted to the wrist, still looking like a cape from the back. The sleeve construction is illustrated in 4—6. The original back bodice construction 4 shows the laid-on sleeve. The final pattern pieces show the front bodice that has been extended underarm 5 and the back bodice with the laid-on sleeve 6.

Pattern cutting Pleated, darted and gathered sleeves The one-piece sleeve block can be adapted in countless ways. These patterns illustrate how the sleeve block can be altered to create puffed, pleated and darted sleeves.

Pattern cutting Collars The collar is a versatile design feature that will enhance the style of a garment. It is attached to the neckline of the garment and allows the size and shape of the neckline to vary.

The first method is a is extended from the centre front, collar construction. A version of this is the shawl collar, where the collar extends from Secondly by joining the shoulders of the fabric of the garment on to the the front and back bodice together lapel without being sewn on.

This technique is used to construct sailor collars and bigger versions of flat collars. The advantage of using this method Pattern cutting is that the correct outer length of the collar construction results automatically, however large the collar or neckline extension is.

Therefore, if the neckline is to be changed according to the design, do this before cutting the collar pattern. Pattern cutting Right-angle construction collars Right-angle collars are constructed by drawing the centre back line and the neckline at a right-angle to each other and adding all measurements. Variations of this basic construction include mandarin or stand-up collars and shirt collars, which can have either integrated or separate stands.

If the centre back of the collar is constructed higher than the neckline and the centre front point, the collar will sit away from the neck. Pattern cutting 2 The shorter construction included, traditionally button and buttonhole. The collar the top edge of the collar, meets in the centre front without an has a small stand height generally the closer the fit.

Pattern cutting Shirt collar A shirt collar stand can either be separate or integrated into the collar construction. Integrated stands are used for smaller shirt collars. A separate stand allows the designer to build more height into the construction, creating a more severe and military 2 looking collar. Pattern cutting A collar drafted with a separate stand sits closer to the neck than a collar drafted with an attached stand.

The stand width can be any size on a separate collar! A basic stand width is 2. Button-down collar The button-down collar is a 2 Shirt collar with separate variation of the shirt collar. Its design was inspired in 3 A shirt collar with separate England at a polo match stand. The ‘button-down’ Catwalking. The sailor collar construction is used not only to cut the sailor style but also for other big collar shapes. The construction. The lapel is usually joined to a 5 Top- and under-collar collar and both can be cut in various construction.

A variation of a lapel is a shawl collar, a construction whereby the lapel and collar are joined together. Before a lapel can be constructed, the designer must establish the position of the breaking point and also whether the garment is to have a single- or double-breasted style. The collar has a top layer the top-collar and an underside layer the under- collar. The top-collar is made bigger to prevent the under-collar from showing beyond the stitching line. Pattern cutting Pockets 1 A variety of pocket styles Before the fifteenth century, pockets were simply pouches worn used on casual wear.

It was not until the mid-eighteenth century that 2 Womenswear jacket with dressmakers started to introduce small pockets into the waistline box pleat pockets and flaps. Pockets fall into two basic categories: patch pockets, where the 4 Hugo Boss jacket with pocket bag sits on the outside of the garment; and set-in pockets, pleated patch pockets. The set-in pocket 5 Menswear jacket with jetted opening may be hidden or made into a design feature.

Designing pockets Pockets should be functional, so try to create pockets that are large enough to put a hand in.

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What are the Proportions of a Fashion Croquis? Part 1: Creating Guidelines Step 1 : Draw 9 heads that are roughly the same shape and size and label leave some space at the bottom of the page for the feet. Part 2—Drawing the Croquis Skeleton Step 1: Draw a vertical line, perpendicular to the horizontal guidelines.

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Contents Introduction 6 How to get the most out of this book 8 Getting started 10 Pattern cutting tools and equipment 12 Silhouettes 14 Sizing and grading 16 Blocks and patterns 20 Pattern cutting 24 How to read a design drawing 26 Dart manipulation 30 Slash and spread 32 Sleeves 34 Collars 44 Fasuion 54 Bias cut 56 Fitting the toile 58 Doqnload a pattern on to fabric 64 Garment construction 70 Tools for the technique 72 Seams 78 Seam finishes 82 Hand sewing techniques 84 Surface-specific techniques 90 Felted fabrics 92 Lace 94 Leather 96 Fur 98 Knits and stretch-woven fabrics Sequinned and beaded fabrics Velvet Transparent fabrics Construction 5.

Garment construction involves both technical and design issues; the designer can choose where to construct lines, pockets, collars, how to finish edges and basics fashion design fashion drawing pdf download to produce volume and structure in order to create a unique look and experience for the wearer.

From basic block cutting to the smallest finishing details on a constructed garment, Basics Fashion Design: Construction leads you basics fashion design fashion drawing pdf download the essential stages of garment construction and fsshion you a starting point from which knowledge can be extended.

It introduces you to the world of pattern cutting, draping on the drawjng and shows http://replace.me/7516.txt some techniques for breathing life into a flat design drawing in order to achieve a three-dimensional garment. Basic sewing techniques are introduced and you are shown how to use darts, sleeves, collars, pockets and the cut of the fabric to add variation to your детальнее на этой странице. The breadth of the subject is illustrated with a history of garment construction, techniques used in the haute couture and tailoring crafts and an introduction to supporting and structuring materials.

The book concludes with finishing techniques and a selection of resources for those wishing to delve deeper into the world of construction for fashion. With its inspirational photography and easy-to-follow diagrams, Construction offers a clear introduction to the fundamental skills, knowledge and historical background needed for successful garment construction.

I hope it will awaken your interest and inspire you desogn create the perfect silhouette and a beautiful, final piece. Introduction 1 7. How to get the most out of this book This book introduces different aspects of garment construction via dedicated chapters for each topic.

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Getting started Pattern cutting tools and equipment Working with the right tools will make block and pattern construction easier.

These are just some of the key pieces of equipment required. Set of three French curves 2 These are used for drawing narrower curves, such as those found on collars and pockets. Tape measure 6 An indispensable item, this is used for taking measurements of the body and its flexibility allows curved lines to be measured too.

Pattern drill 7 This is used for marking things such as darts, pockets and any other marking points within the pattern piece. The pattern drill will 5 punch a hole of 2—4mm into the pattern. The position of the punch hole can then be marked with chalk or thread on to the fabric.

Getting started 6 This should only be used on pattern paper — thin sheets of plastic or card 7 — not on fabric. Paper scissors 9 These are — as their name suggests 10 — only used for paper, in order to keep the blades sharp. Pattern master 11 This is used to create lines and 11 curves and to check angles.

Many materials and techniques can be used to shape a silhouette see chapter seven: Support and structure. For example, using shoulder pads to widen the shoulder can create an illusion of a small waist and narrow hips.

Choice of will add to the sense of proportion fabric texture and colour can also and balance conveyed by the outfit add to the overall effect conveyed as a whole. See pages — for a more detailed look at the history of supported and structured garments. New Look, Getting started Sizing and grading Designs for a garment can be cut and made to fit an individual customer or they can be graded and altered to fit wearers of differing sizes.

Either way, a full and detailed knowledge of sizing and grading is essential for any designer hoping to create a beautifully fitting garment. Being able to translate body proportions to paper and back to a three-dimensional garment takes much practice and careful attention to detail is fundamental. In the UK, sizing starts at jacket, and a waist and inside leg 2 Technical drawing of a size 6 and goes up to size 22 the measurement for trousers. Shirt sizes graded pattern piece.

European sizes start at size 34 which is equivalent to size 6 and go In childrenswear the principal variable up to size American equivalents is usually height so sizing is governed range from a size 2 to However, mainly by age. Grading is a very specialised area in pattern cutting that not many professionals master. The secret is to know where the pattern needs changing to fit the decrease and increase in body size. Such increments can vary from 3 to 5cm 1. Many manufacturers use the British Standard sizing chart, which was first established in the s and has changed over the years to accommodate changes in lifestyle.

Getting started Taking measurements Neck girth 1 This is the measurement around the base of the neckline. Shoulder length 2 This is measured from the neckline to end of shoulder bone. High hip girth 7 This is measured around the abdomen about 8—10cm below the waistline in a horizontal line.

The block A block also known as a sloper is a two-dimensional template for a basic garment form for example, a bodice shape or fitted skirt that can be modified into a more elaborate design. Blocks are constructed using measurements taken from a size chart or a live model, and do not show any style lines or seam allowance.

Blocks must, however, include basic amounts of allowance for ease and comfort; for instance, a tight-fitting bodice block would not have as much allowance added into the construction as a block for an outerwear garment might.

A fitted bodice block would also have darts added into the draft to shape the garment to the waist and bust, whereas a block for a loose-fitting overcoat would not need these. The pieces need 1 A sample skirt block. The designer to fit together precisely, otherwise or pattern cutter will add to the the garment will not look right when 2 The translation to pattern. When the block modification is finished, seam allowance is added to The final pattern features a series of the pattern.

Samples are produced for womenswear in sizes 8—10 to fit the models. Some samples of past collections are taken out by designers for photo shoots, events such as premieres and for reference or possible inspiration for future collections. How the measurements relate to the block Whether taking individual measurements Darts can be used to control excess 1 The block and its or using a size chart, the main fabric and to create shape on a corresponding measurements bust girth, waist garment when stitched together.

It is basic geometry: you take a flat form and revolve it in space. But with a basic understanding of the rules to be followed and broken! To draw the right style line in the correct position on a garment takes experience and practice. Designers who have been cutting patterns for twenty years can still learn something new — the process of learning never stops. This makes creative pattern cutting a fascinating process.

In this chapter we introduce the meaning of a drafted block and how to turn it into a pattern from a design drawing. We take a look at dart manipulation as well as pocket, collar and sleeve construction. You will be introduced to cutting techniques and bias-cut garments. You will also learn about the fitting process: how to fit the toile and alter the pattern accordingly. Finally we take a look at the different ways of laying and cutting patterns from fabric. Once the design has been completed, the Gardkvist.

To be able to achieve a beautiful garment shape takes time and experience. All outstanding fashion designers and creative pattern cutters have worked for years to perfect their skills. Most design drawings is supplied. A bodice block, for be added. Seam allowance can vary are sketched on a figure with example, has to show the horizontal in size from a narrow 0. The legs and lines of the bust-, waist- and hiplines. These sketches are often and bust points should be notched back of trousers to be able to let inspiring and wonderful to look at but or punch marked holes and notches some out if the waist gets too tight.

This will clearly show the allowance on the block. Additional Usually, the block ends up being information must be written clearly divided into further pattern pieces. Pattern cutting Marking symbols on a pattern 1 2 3 Pattern cutting 4 Pattern cutting Dart manipulation 1 An asymmetrical design with Darts control excess fabric to create shape on a garment.

They can intersecting darts. Dart manipulation is the most Catwalking. Darts can be turned into pleats, gathers or style lines.

Their positioning on the body is very important; not only do these techniques create fit, shape and volume, they also change the style and design of the garment. Example of dart manipulation on a bodice block Design analysis: asymmetrical 1. Trace bodice block on fold. Cut along the slash lines, up design with intersecting darts When copying the left side of to the bust point pivotal point , coming from the waist and the front block, transfer the Close up the darts and tape ending at the bust point.

Then copy the right side of the front block on to the left front block centre front attached to centre front and transfer the complete waist and bust dart into the armhole. Add seam allowances and mark the dart ends with a hole punch as well as notching the position of the left dart, centre front and seam allowances. Draw in the slashing lines Mark the gain line in this according to your design. If required, the armholes and neckline can be altered for more comfort.

A back pattern can be cut to fit the front design. The pattern is now ready to be cut out of calico and made into a toile for a fitting. Pattern cutting Slash and spread 1 Skirt constructed by This method is used to add extra volume and flare.

The technique slash and spread involves creating slash lines that reach from one end of the pattern method to gain flare. Using slash and spread techniques Slash and spread techniques can be used to convert a straight skirt pattern into a skirt with flare. The most basic way of doing this is to divide the pattern up into equal pieces from hem to waist and open them up by equal amounts all the way round. Redraw the hemline in a smooth curve. To create asymmetric flare, as shown in 2 and 3, the pattern is divided into two and slash lines are marked on to one of these halves.

This creates flare on one side of the skirt. Pleats have also been added to the waistline. Drawing in an angular hemline creates the asymmetric point. Tip When using the slash and spread method remember that the position you slash in is the exact position the fabric will flare out. So when slashing into one side only, the flare will not spread across but only appear Pattern cutting on one side.

The most basic sleeve block is the one-piece set-in eased into the armhole. Different 3 Variations on the one-piece sleeve blocks can be developed from the one-piece block, such as set-in sleeve: the two-piece sleeve and laid-on sleeves, including raglan, a Peak sleeve. Pattern cutting Therefore, the bodice front and back are constructed first and once the measurement of the armhole is established, ease is added according to the type of block jacket block, fitted bodice block and so on.

Ease is added to a pattern to allow for extra comfort or movement. As well as allowing the sleeve to sit comfortably in the armhole, ease will also affect the fit and silhouette of a garment.

Ease is distributed between 3e 3f the front notch and the double back notch of the sleeve see technical drawing above. A sleeve is sitting comfortably in the armhole when it aligns exactly with, or is set slightly in front of, the side seam of the bodice. Pattern cutting One-piece and two-piece sleeves Laid-on sleeve There are differences between the arm side seam position still not The laid-on sleeve is part of the one-piece and two-piece sleeves, visible from the front.

One-piece sleeves constructed by separating be seen when the arm is relaxed. The next step is to align the the elbow. From this point onwards several styles can be developed, such as batwing or kimono, raglan, gusset and dolman sleeves.

The sleeve can be laid on at variant angles — the greater the angle, the more excess fabric and therefore a greater range of arm movement. A gusset is traditionally a diamond-shaped piece, which is inserted into a slit in the underarm section of the sleeve.

Pattern cutting Kimono sleeves Like a Japanese sleeve, the kimono sleeve is cut in one with the bodice. Step 7: Draw a guideline for the arms as pictured.

Step 8: Draw a vertical line from the waist down. Step Connect the neck to the shoulder. After the skeleton of the croquis is established, we can add muscular structure and shape. Take your time and draw lightly so you can erase easily. Step 1: Draw ovals for the shoulder, bicep, and lower arm Step 2: Draw ovals for the upper and lower leg Step 3: Draw triangles for the feet. Step 4: Add shape to the neck and outline the arm, using the ovals as guidelines.

Repeat on other side. Step 5: Outline the leg and foot as illustrated, using the ovals as guidelines. Step 6: Add neck, bust, and underwear line as illustrated. Step 7: Add center line at each side of body as as illustrated. Step 8: Edit the croquis as desired, adjusting proportions as necessary.

Then follow the below steps to complete the croquis. Both sides of the croquis should be mirror images of each other for accuracy when drawing clothes.

Ready for the next step? To draw dynamic croquis poses, download this guide:. This is a quick read! In this tutorial, you will learn a simple method to create a professional croquis, one step at a time! What are the Proportions of a Fashion Croquis? Part 1: Creating Guidelines Step 1 : Draw 9 heads that are roughly the same shape and size and label leave some space at the bottom of the page for the feet.

Part 2—Drawing the Croquis Skeleton Step 1: Draw a vertical line, perpendicular to the horizontal guidelines. Step 6: Connect the shoulder, waist and hips Step 7: Draw a guideline for the arms as pictured Step 8: Draw a vertical line from the waist down. Step 9: Draw a cylinder for the neck Step Connect the neck to the shoulder Step Draw small ovals for the knees Step Draw small ovals for the ankles. Part 3—Adding Shape After the skeleton of the croquis is established, we can add muscular structure and shape.

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Drawing is a tool that allows us to express both thoughts and objects. When something cannot be expressed in words, the best option is to draw it. The list of books about drawing that we share today is made up of more than 30 texts in PDF format in which you can consult all the relevant information about this artistic expression.

Additionally, we have integrated in our collection, books in Spanish and in Portuguese, so that you can enjoy this topic in any of these languages, if you wish. Finally, it is important to note that each and every one of these books has been given for its publication and distribution, or are in the public domain. Drawing is often considered a hobby. Sometimes, parents give their children a sheet of paper and some crayons to entertain themselves with this activity; however, as adults, we can also draw to de-stress or simply for pleasure.

Drawing can then be considered as an art or even as a profession, which is used by many in their jobs. An example of this can be seen in painters, portrait artists, graphic designers, illustrators, etc.

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It is worth mentioning that learning this art can open the doors to success, since it is quite commercialized, both by companies and independent cartoonists. Comic books can be made, as well as Japanese manga, among others. This type of drawings is also known as blueprints, and is usually used for construction, hence its great importance when it comes to making it, as well as the responsibility that runs on the part of the drafter.

If you are a student of architecture, or simply want to learn how to make this type of art, you can consult the Architectural Drawing Books, with which you will be able to learn and understand how to make them in a correct and practical way. Do you know who Leonardo Da Vinci was? Basics fashion design construction bbs 1. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without permission of the copyright holder.

However, if any credits have been inadvertently omitted, the publisher will endeavour to incorporate amendments in future editions. Contents Introduction 6 How to get the most out of this book 8 Getting started 10 Pattern cutting tools and equipment 12 Silhouettes 14 Sizing and grading 16 Blocks and patterns 20 Pattern cutting 24 How to read a design drawing 26 Dart manipulation 30 Slash and spread 32 Sleeves 34 Collars 44 Pockets 54 Bias cut 56 Fitting the toile 58 Laying a pattern on to fabric 64 Garment construction 70 Tools for the technique 72 Seams 78 Seam finishes 82 Hand sewing techniques 84 Surface-specific techniques 90 Felted fabrics 92 Lace 94 Leather 96 Fur 98 Knits and stretch-woven fabrics Sequinned and beaded fabrics Velvet Transparent fabrics Construction 5.

Garment construction involves both technical and design issues; the designer can choose where to construct lines, pockets, collars, how to finish edges and how to produce volume and structure in order to create a unique look and experience for the wearer.

From basic block cutting to the smallest finishing details on a constructed garment, Basics Fashion Design: Construction leads you through the essential stages of garment construction and offers you a starting point from which knowledge can be extended. It introduces you to the world of pattern cutting, draping on the mannequin and shows you some techniques for breathing life into a flat design drawing in order to achieve a three-dimensional garment.

Basic sewing techniques are introduced and you are shown how to use darts, sleeves, collars, pockets and the cut of the fabric to add variation to your designs. The breadth of the subject is illustrated with a history of garment construction, techniques used in the haute couture and tailoring crafts and an introduction to supporting and structuring materials. The book concludes with finishing techniques and a selection of resources for those wishing to delve deeper into the world of construction for fashion.

With its inspirational photography and easy-to-follow diagrams, Construction offers a clear introduction to the fundamental skills, knowledge and historical background needed for successful garment construction. I hope it will awaken your interest and inspire you to create the perfect silhouette and a beautiful, final piece.

Key construction and design principles are isolated so that the reader can see how they are applied in practice. Clear navigation Each chapter has a clear heading to allow readers to quickly locate areas of interest.

Hemstitching invisibly attaches the This section will introduce you to some of the materials and hem allowance to the garment. Pad stitching is used to attach the progress. Trim the seam allowance should be flat and sharp without back in a staggered fashion whereby noticeable bulk. To avoid bulky seams use seams, so they do not show through the following methods: to the right side.

Trim sewn-in interfacings close to the seam lines. The seam allowance of the collar, lapel and bagged-out pocket points can also be trimmed. Notch the seam allowance 3 by taking out wedges at the outside curves. On a deep curve bring notches closer together than on a shallow one. Always notch close to the stitching line! The understructure The fabrics This is made from different kinds of Woollen fabric used for tailored suits Tweed The pressing techniques canvas and interfacing, soft cotton can fall into two categories: worsteds A woollen fabric named after flannel, cotton twill tape, strips of and woollens.

Then it takes a look at the processes involved: the importance of silhouettes and proportion; sizing and grading and how to take body measurements. Finally it introduces the basic block and pattern shapes and how the body measurements relate to these.

Getting started Pattern cutting tools and equipment Working with the right tools will make block and pattern construction easier. These are just some of the key pieces of equipment required. Set of three French curves 2 These are used for drawing narrower curves, such as those found on collars and pockets. Tape measure 6 An indispensable item, this is used for taking measurements of the body and its flexibility allows curved lines to be measured too.

Paper scissors 9 These are — as their name suggests 10 — only used for paper, in order to keep the blades sharp. Pattern master 11 This is used to create lines and 11 curves and to check angles.

Once these decisions are made, it is up to the pattern cutter and designer to start contemplating how the design can be physically constructed and, if necessary, supported and structured using underpinnings and foundations. Many materials and techniques can be used to shape a silhouette see chapter seven: Support and structure. For example, using shoulder pads to widen the shoulder can create an illusion of a small waist and narrow hips.

Getting started 1 A combination methods. For example, moving a 2 The changing shape and of garments can look messy or can hemline, waistline, pocket, seam or proportions of fashion in work in harmony. For example, the dart position can dramatically alter the Western world over the ways in which a jacket, a skirt and the balance of width and length on course of history. Choice of will add to the sense of proportion fabric texture and colour can also and balance conveyed by the outfit add to the overall effect conveyed as a whole.

In the UK, sizing starts at jacket, and a waist and inside leg 2 Technical drawing of a size 6 and goes up to size 22 the measurement for trousers. Shirt sizes graded pattern piece.

When grading a pattern, make sure that all corresponding seams, notches and punch marks match before starting the grading process. Getting started Taking measurements Neck girth 1 This is the measurement around the base of the neckline. Shoulder length 2 This is measured from the neckline to end of shoulder bone. High hip girth 7 This is measured around the abdomen about 8—10cm below the waistline in a horizontal line. Hip girth 8 This is the measurement around the fullest part of the hip in a horizontal line.

Arm length 9 This is measured from shoulder point, past the elbow, down to the wrist with the arm slightly bent. Getting started Waist to hip 12 This is the distance between the natural waistline and the fullest point of the hipline. Waist to knee 13 11 This is the distance between the natural waistline and the knee. Bicep 16 This is the measurement around the top of the arm.

Wrist girth 18 This is measured around the width of the wrist. There are many more measurements that can be 14 15 taken. If you are constructing a shirt with a tight fitted sleeve, for example, the measurements of the bicep 16 , elbow 17 and wrist 18 also need to be taken into consideration. This is to avoid the fit being too tight or too loose on the arms. We’ll assume you’re ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.

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Prefer video? A Croquis is a drawing of a fashion model that you trace over to design clothing. You can also call it a fashion figure or template. Fashion croquis can be all different shapes, sizes, and styles. It all depends on the end use of your design and the demographic you are designing for. Some were more stylized while others were super simple. If you want to take the pressure off of creating your own croquis and start designing right away, check out this 9-heads female figure Croquis Kit I made.

The above image illustrates the difference between a realistic body left and a fashion croquis with 9 heads proportion right. The croquis is 9 heads tall from the top of the head to the ankles, which is much more elongated than the average woman. The feet are excluded from the equation since they can vary in height depending on the type of shoes and heel height.

A 9 heads model exaggerates the proportions of a fashion model to display clothes in an elongated and dramatic scale. However, fashion models can, and should, have diverse body proportions, so I encourage you to evolve your croquis to be any shape and size. This tutorial will teach you how to create the 9-heads croquis with the proportions taught in fashion colleges but you can adjust the proportions later to best fit your target demographic.

The height and width of the head is used as an index for the dimensions of the rest of the body. In this image, you can see how the body is broken up into 9 equal sections from the top of the head to the ankle bone. The feet are excluded because they can vary in height depending on the type of shoes and heel height.

From a tiny piece of paper to a billboard, you can map out the size and proportions of your figure by drawing 9 heads first. If you are working with an 8. Before we begin, you will need paper, a pencil, and a ruler or any straight edge. Draw lightly with pencil so you can erase easily. Step 1 : Draw 9 heads that are roughly the same shape and size and label leave some space at the bottom of the page for the feet. Step 2: Draw horizontal lines between each head make sure they are straight.

Step 4: Label anatomy as marked on this page. Step 1: Draw a vertical line, perpendicular to the horizontal guidelines.

This will be the center line. Step 4: Repeat step 3 for the hips the hips and shoulders are the same width. Step 5: Draw a horizontal line for the waist roughly 1 head width. Step 6: Connect the shoulder, waist and hips. Step 7: Draw a guideline for the arms as pictured. Step 8: Draw a vertical line from the waist down. Step Connect the neck to the shoulder. After the skeleton of the croquis is established, we can add muscular structure and shape.

Take your time and draw lightly so you can erase easily. Step 1: Draw ovals for the shoulder, bicep, and lower arm Step 2: Draw ovals for the upper and lower leg Step 3: Draw triangles for the feet.

Step 4: Add shape to the neck and outline the arm, using the ovals as guidelines. Repeat on other side. Step 5: Outline the leg and foot as illustrated, using the ovals as guidelines. Step 6: Add neck, bust, and underwear line as illustrated. Step 7: Add center line at each side of body as as illustrated. Step 8: Edit the croquis as desired, adjusting proportions as necessary. Then follow the below steps to complete the croquis.

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