Figure Type, Body Build, Pattern Size, and Pattern Information Objectives 1.02 and 1.03.
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Transcript of Figure Type, Body Build, Pattern Size, and Pattern Information Objectives 1.02 and 1.03.
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- Figure Type, Body Build, Pattern Size, and Pattern Information Objectives 1.02 and 1.03
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- Figure types Figure types, which are used by pattern companies, are determined by height and proportion.
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- Unisex patterns are designed for either males or females. Wearing ease is the amount of fullness in clothing needed for movement and comfort.
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- The correct size for a dress depends on the closest bust measurement. Mens dress shirts are sized according to neck size and arm length.
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- The Pattern Envelope The pattern envelope contains information about the garment on the front, back, and inside.
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- The Pattern Envelope On the front of the pattern envelope you will find: Company/Name Information: The pattern identification number and size/sizes of the pattern pieces.
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- Pattern Envelope Continued Views: A drawing, detailed sketch, or photograph that shows the style or styles the pattern pieces can make. To assist a consumer in pattern selection, a detailed drawing or photograph of the completed garment is found in the pattern catalog.
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- On the back of the pattern envelope you will find: Back views: drawings of what the garment looks like from the rear view Body measurements: Standard body measurements used to help select pattern sizes.
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- Back of the Pattern Envelope Continued Garment measurements: Measurements of the finished product. Notions: Other items needed to complete the garment such as buttons, zippers, bias tape, elastic, thread, snaps, lace, trim,
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- Suggested fabrics: What fabrics work best for the type of garment to be made. Note: For a successful project the type of fabric chosen depends on the persons sewing experience.
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- Written descriptions : Gives details of the finished apparel item. Yardage chart: The amount of fabric, interfacing, or lining necessary to complete the construction project. Other materials needed: If a lining or interfacing is required.
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- Inside the Pattern Envelope Inside the pattern envelope are the Pattern and Guide Sheet.