Prentice Hall

Fashion & Interior Design



Sewing for Fashion Design, 2/E
Nurie Relis, Fashion Institute of Technology
Gayle Strauss, Fashion Institute of Technology

ISBN-10: 0134967534
ISBN-13: 9780134967530

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 1997
Format: Spiral Bound; 196 pp
Published: 10/24/1996

Suggested retail price: $90.00
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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.

  • Uses a workbook format — with projects and clear, step-by-step instructions and illustrations of the fundamentals of each project.
  • Assesses different parts of a garment based on mass production methods used in the sample room.
  • Demonstrates sample room sewing techniques appropriate for different manufacturing procedures — highlighting their importance in the relationship of design to the final garment.
  • Covers not only the standard way of doing a project, but presents short-cuts used by designers in the sample room — and compatible with factory procedures — highlighting the highest level of requirements for sewing a quality garment.
  • Greatly expands content to include:
    • Additional tools.

    • Additional fabrics.

    • Sample room layout.

  • Introduces the current techniques used for modern tailoring of women's coats and suits.
  • Contains all new illustrations.

  • NEW—Greatly expands content to include:
    • Additional tools.
    • Additional fabrics.
    • Sample room layout.
  • NEW—Introduces the current techniques used for modern tailoring of women's coats and suits.
  • NEW—Contains all new illustrations.

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.

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