The Do's and Dont's for Virtual Fashion Class Success
What pattern pieces will you need to make the facing for the jean jacket:Yoke pattern piece and the CF Bodice piece What is Facing? Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 What if…. Yoke as Facing? There you have it guys!Remember to take pictures of your process AND apply the steps AFTER you view the videos!Now work your MAGIC!
Once you have your pattern pieces, what next?BEFORE YOU CUT THEM OUT, answer these questions: 1 – Is your SEAM ALLOWANCES in on all sides of each pattern? 2 – Are your NOTCHES in? How do you know what line goes to what line? 3 – Measure the lines that GO TOGETHER, do they match? 4 – Are your GRAINLINES in? 5 – Are the identifying labels in, example CF,…
And then came the Collar Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Pinned Collar to the Bodice And there you have it!!The next step you will want to do is to check your pattern to see how it turned out and see if there are any modifications to be made. DO: Take your timeDO: Pin the Collar to the Bodice to see the result of your pattern
So it looks like making the pattern for the sleeve of this jacket is quite laborious. I decided to make it a TWO part sleeve and not a SIMPLE 1 whole sleeve. Challenging yourself to make more complex patterns grows your overall knowledge of patternmaking. So… HERE GOES NOTHING!! PART 1 PART 2 PART 3 PART 4 Part 5 PART 6 PART 7 PART 8 PART 9 PART 10 FINISHED…
Seniors are to DRAFT the pattern of the Denim style jacket, which happens to be an ICON fashion piece I have taken the time to DRAFT the BODICE of this jacket, while making small modifications. Look out for them! Students are also encouraged to CHANGE IT UP!! Yet only if they feel confident enough to lean on their past experiences with patternmaking and use them to produce a more CREATIVE…