Fabric, Form and Flat Pattern Cutting

Winifred Aldrich

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INTRODUCTION. PART ONE: FABRIC ESTIMATION FOR PATTERN CUTTING. A technical overview of fabrics. A categorisation for designers and pattern cutters. A categorised range of fabrics. PART TWO: FABRIC AND FORM. Fabrics and garment forms. Enveloping the body shape. Fitting the body shape: woven fabrics. PART THREE: FABRIC, FORM AND FLAT PATTERN CUTTING. Exploiting fabric characteristics (crossway cutting, knitted and stretch fabrics). Combining fabrics. Subverting fabrics: adding extra structure. PART FOUR: MODEL FIGURES AND GARMENT BLOCKS. Model figures. The one-fifth scale garment blocks. Appendices. Bibliography. References

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