Sewing for Fashion Design

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For Introductory, Basic and Advanced Sewing and Beginning Tailoring courses. Hands-on in approach, this text/workbook introduces students to the most current methods, techniques, terminology, and equipment used specifically in sample room sewing (as opposed to home sewing) - which simulates mass production procedures. Using step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and varied projects, it guides students through a full range of techniques - from the fundamentals of sewing to the more advanced procedures.

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I. INTRODUCTION. 1. Introduction.
2. Tools.
3. Temporary Stitching.
4. Permanent Hand Stitching.
5. Machine Stitches, Seam Finishes, and Seams.
6. Stitching Guide.
7. Fabric Classification.

II. PREPARATION 1. The Sample Room.
2. Fabric Preparation.
3. Layout and Cutting.
4. Markings.
5. Interfacing.
6. Shoulder Pads.
7. Lining.
8. Pressing.

III. ASSEMBLY. 1. Summary of Assembling Procedures.
2. Darts
3. Easing, Gathering and Shirring.
4. Pleats.
5. Yokes.
6. Pockets.
7. Bias Trim.
8. Shirtbands.
9. Neckline Plackets.
10. Collars.
11. Facings.
12. Joining Bodice and Skirts.
13. Sleeves.
14. Zippers.
15. Waistband.
16. Hems.
17. Buttonholes.
18. Fasteners.

IV. MODERN TAILORING. 1. Assembling Jackets and Coats.
2. Interfacing Jackets and Coats.
3. Taping Seams of Jackets and Coats.
4. Two-Piece Sleeve.
5. Assembling Linings.
6. Lining Jackets and Coats. <B