Manufacturing Methods Flashcards

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What do you need to consider when manufacturing?

A

fabric, techniques used, type of machine and needle used and the end use of the item

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What equipment can you use when manufacturing?

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sewing machine, over locker, embellishing machine, irons, scissors, tape measures, marking tools, pins and needles

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3
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A seam is a basic ____ element of a ___ item

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  1. structural
  2. textile
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What are the types of seams?

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  • Seam
  • Overlock seam
  • French seam
  • Flat-felled seam
  • Stretch stitch seam
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5
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What is a seam finish used for?

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Make a seam neater or to stop raw edges from fraying

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What are the types of seam finishes?

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  • Pin-stitched seam finish
  • Zigzag seam finish
  • Overlock seam finish
  • Bias-bound finish
  • Topstitch seam finish
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7
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What methods are used to remove bulk from seams?

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  • Trimming
  • Grading
  • Clipping
  • Notching
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What can you use to add shape in a garment?

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  • Darts
  • Tucks
  • Pleats
  • Gathering
  • shirring
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What are darts?
What are darts used for?

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Darts are triangular shapes on the pattern piece that taper toa point

Used to fit the fabric to the body - usually at the bust, waistline and hips

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What are tucks?
What are tucks used for?

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Are stitched folds of varying widths - normally have a space between them - pin tuck = very narrow tuck

Used for decorative purposes - remove fullness in a garment

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What are pleats?
What are pleats used for?

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Are fold in fabric - partially stitched or held in place by waistband
Common types are inverted, box and knife pleats

Decorative purposes

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What are gatherings?
What are gatherings used for?

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Process of drawing up a fabric using rows of stitches
Suitable for soft, lightweight fabrics

Add fullness

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What is shirring?
What is a shirring used for?

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similar to gathering but with an elastic bobbin thread

Add fullness

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14
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What are the types of opening and closures?

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  • Zippers
  • Buttons and buttonholes
  • Snap fasteners
  • Hook and eyes
  • Velcro
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15
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What are the type of zippers?

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  • Conventional
  • Open-ended
  • Invisible
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16
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What are snap fasteners?

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Press studs

17
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What is a hem?

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A finish used on the bottom edge of a textile item

18
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Why do we use a hem?

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To make the edge of an item even and not bulky

19
Q

What are some types of hems?

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  • Slip-stitched
  • Narrow
  • Topstitched
  • Blind
  • Overlocked rolled
20
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What are iron on, fusible and soluble materials?

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  • Interlining
  • Interfacing
  • Stabiliser
  • Fusible web
  • Wadding and Pellon
  • Water-soluble films
21
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What is interlining?

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Material placed between the outer fabric and the lining
Creates framework of garment
Not visible

22
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What is interfacing used for?

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Used to support, shape and stabilise areas, edges and details
Used in collars, waistbands, cuffs and facings

23
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What is a stabiliser used for?

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Stabilise fabric during decorative sewing processes
- removed after decorative textile process is completed

24
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What is fusible web?

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A non-woven synthetic material that melts when heated
- fuses two fabrics together when heated

25
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What are wadding and pellon used for?

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Used as a fabric layer to add bulk

26
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What are water-soluble films used for?

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Used to make own fabric creations like lace

27
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What does a commercial pattern consist of?

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  • Pattern envelope
  • Guide sheet
  • Tissue paper pattern pieces
28
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Pattern markings
Define: Grainline

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a line with an arrow at either end indicating where the grainline of the fabric should be parallel to

29
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Pattern markings
Define: Cutting line

A

a bold line representing where to cut

30
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Pattern markings
Define: Seamline

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a broken line showing the seam allowance (1.5cm)

31
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Pattern markings
Define: Notches

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diamond-shaped symbols to accurately join pieces together

32
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Pattern markings
Define: Circles, squares and triangles

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Additional construction marking to help line up pattern pieces, start + end of stitching, and pocket and fastening positions

33
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Pattern markings
Define: Darts

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Broken line to show darts

34
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Pattern markings
Define: Centre front and back

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Clearly labelled on pattern to show centre font + back of pattern