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Sewing for the Fashion Design
Second edition by Nurie Relis Gail Strauss
Sewing for the Fashion Design gives a hands-on approach. This workbook introduces 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, Sewing for the Fashion Design guides students through a full range of techniques — from the fundamentals of sewing to the more advanced procedures.
Contents
Introduction
- Introduction.
- Tools.
- Temporary Stitching.
- Permanent Hand Stitching.
- Machine Stitches, Seam Finishes, and Seams.
- Stitching Guide.
- Fabric Classification
Preparation
- The Sample Room.
- Fabric Preparation.
- Layout and Cutting.
- Markings.
- Interfacing.
- Shoulder Pads.
- Lining.
- Pressing
Assembly
- Summary of Assembling Procedures.
- Darts
- Easing, Gathering and Shirring.
- Pleats.
- Yokes.
- Pockets.
- Bias Trim.
- Shirtbands.
- Neckline Plackets.
- Collars.
- Facings.
- Joining Bodice and Skirts.
- Sleeves.
- Zippers.
- Waistband.
- Hems.
- Buttonholes.
- Fasteners
Modern Tailoring
- Assembling Jackets and Coats.
- Interfacing Jackets and Coats.
- Taping Seams of Jackets and Coats.
- Two-Piece Sleeve.
- Assembling Linings.
- Lining Jackets and Coats
Index
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Second edition by Nurie Relis and Gail Strauss
Spiralbound • 196 pages • $105.00 + shipping
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