Garment Pattern Making: Nested Pattern and X and Y Grading Applications

Nested Pattern:

Ito po ay ang pattern na pwede ng gamitin sa productions for marking, size sets sample o production counter sample. Ibig sabihin ang lahat na mga sizes ay graded na o pinaliit at pinalaki.

X and Y Grading Applications

Ito po ay aking ipapakita ang pag apply ng grading X and Y sa bawat punto na kailangan ang pagbabago ng padron. Nested dahil kung iyong makikita ay isang padron lamang ito subalit itoy magkakapatong. Kung iyong gagamitin ito sa marker making ito ay mag kakahiwalay na iyong oorderin sa paggawa ng marker. Kung manual ang marker na gagawin ito ay kailangang i trace ang mga sizes mula sa nested pattern. Kung sa computerized marker gagawa ka ng Marker model na iyong ihahanda ang mga datos na kakailanganin.

Halimbawa:

Marker width 60" 58" ang gagamiting width hindi kailangang sakto sa 60"
Target Marker Length 5 yards
Sizes; Small, Medium, Large
Model name; Men's Shirt 2020
Piece name: Men's Shirt Back
Piece Category: Back
Piece name: Men's Shirt Front
Piece Category: Front
Piece Description: Cut 1
Piece Description: Cut 2
Fabric: Main
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Order: 1  0
Order: 1  1

Kailangan lahat na parte ng damit kailangang isama sa maga sizes na inorder. Kung ang fabric ay may combination, kailangan ibukod ang marker nito.

Ganoon din ang fusible na gagamitin hiwalay din ang marker.

Ito pong specs ang ating pagbabasihan ng grading sa pattern:

Basic sewing information for a newbie

By learning a new hobby or trading is exciting. A popular craft skill is sewing. Not only can sewing be a useful skill, but it is also fun to learn and do. The word itself can have many meanings; from sewing skirts to designing and building your wardrobe. Many people think that sewing must be difficult to master. But to be honest, if you can look at needles and threading, you are likely to learn to sew. With the correct basic instructions and enough practice, almost anyone can learn to sew.

Now you have learned the basics of sewing as a hobby. You may wonder where to find the right course or instructions. A simple, popular way to learn to sew is to take a local course at a sewing machine or fabric shop. Many craft shops offer sewing courses from beginners to advanced levels. The cost of registering for a course is low, and sometimes you may get discounts on merchandise.

Another way to find a sewing course might be at your community college, which offers continuing education courses for adults. While learning new trades, you can meet new people who share your interests.

For most people, learning to sew and make useful household items is as a child of a mother, grandmother. Or other older members of the family. If your friends or family already know how to sew, please let them tell you where to start. They may provide you with a basic sewing course. They may be the person you call. You are stuck in a sewing project and cannot work the way the pattern should be.

As we live in a wonderful online world today. There is a lot of information on the Internet to learn how to sew. A simple search will bring you page after page of links to free and paid online sewing courses and tutorials. Don’t forget the most obvious sewing resource, books. Your local library has all the information you need to get started. Amazon.com can also provide you with old and new reference books about the art of sewing.

When you delve into the world of sewing, you notice that certain jargon is involved. Most handicrafts have their own language, and sewing is no exception. Once you understand mean certain words and phrases. Learning to read patterns and understand the sewing process will not be so difficult.

Your first sewing craft project should be a simple project. Which will take you step by step through learning one skill at a time. You can consider making a simple pillow for a sofa or bed. Or a skirt that is easy to sew for yourself or a friend. Many craft projects involve sewing, which is fun for you and also allows you to learn new sewing skills.

Many times, when we learn a new transaction, we are so excited about creation that we go out. Spend a lot of money to buy the largest and best gadgets and machines. However, in the case of sewing, this is unnecessary. All you need is a simple sewing machine and basic sewing supplies, such as patterns, fabric, tape measure, scissors, pins.

Remember, you have just started sewing, and you may find that this is not your favorite cup of tea. Once you know what you are doing, you will learn what you need. No need to be a top-notch sewing craftworker.

No matter how big your sewing goal is, you can learn to sew through practice. Sewing is not a difficult skill to perform, so go out and learn how. Think of all the wonderful things you can create with your own hands and a piece of cloth!

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Sewing Overview for Beginners

There are many advantages to learning to sew. It is relaxing, creative, and fun. Clothes can repair damages and breaks will save you money. Once you develop your sewing skills, you can do more work and do sewing projects for others.

So, what do beginners need to know before taking sewing? There are a few things to consider here.

Learn to sew
Learning to sew can seem daunting, especially if you have or never picked up a sewing needle. But no matter how much sewing experience you have, there are countless ways to start or continue your sewing education.

By taking courses is a quick way to learn the art of sewing and handicrafts. There may be a community college or community center that offers sewing courses in your area. The elementary class meets once a week, up to six weeks. It focuses on teaching basic terminology and skills to lay a solid foundation for you. If you are lucky, you can take one of these courses for free. But even if you have to pay a small fee, what you learn will be worth the money.

Books can also help you improve your sewing skills. If you never sewed before, then learning specific techniques from the book can be challenging. But books can teach you different techniques, important definitions, different sewing types. The range of fabrics to choose from, and so on.

Online video tutorials are another great learning tool. You will not only hear someone explain the technology, but you can also see the practical application of the technology. For sewing, being able to see what they do will differ.

Beginners choose a sewing machine
Whether you are a beginner, a novice, or a sewing professional, choosing a new sewing machine is very exciting. It’s hard not to succumb to the temptation to buy the most fashionable and feature-rich machine.

However, for novices, buying a skilled sewing machine is not the best idea. Instead, you need a machine that is easy to learn and easy to use.

Therefore, choose a basic and simple high-quality model.

After I had a sewing machine at home, I learned all about it. Read the cover of the user manual. Find information about your specific model online. Understand the name, function, and purpose of every part and part from the bobbin to the presser foot. The more you know about your sewing machine, the faster you will learn to use it.

Consider consumables
Sewing is a hobby that involves a lot of supplies and equipment. Knowing the supplies you need and the purpose of each tool is almost as important as knowing your sewing machine.

One of the first things to do is to assemble the sewing kit by hand. Yes, you plan to do most of the sewing work on the sewing machine. However, many things still need to be sewn by hand. In addition, whether you are enjoying a relaxing afternoon at home or enduring boring waiting in the doctor’s office. Hand sewing is a relaxing way to pass the time.

READ: Learning how to sew can enrich your life

So, what do you need for your handmade sewing kit? First, you need manual sewing needles of various shapes and sizes. The threader will also come in handy because trying to thread the needle without the needle is a frustrating job. To protect your fingers from needle stick injuries, also have one or two thimbles.

Other supplies should include in a manual sewing kit. Includes scissors, pins, fabric markers, seam openers, tape measures, and of course thread.
Sewing room

For many people, the sewing room is a relaxing paradise, where they can sew. However, having a sewing room has another purpose. You don’t want your supplies to be scattered in the house. You want a place to store all your supplies so that it organized and easy to find.

Do you have a special sewing room in your house? It can be a guest room that has never been used, a loft that has transformed into a living space. A storage room that can be cleaned (with windows).

If you cannot use a particular room for sewing, you can still request the use of a limited room corner. It can be a garage, basement, or home office.

For novices, entering the sewing world seems overwhelming. There are so many things to learn! But don’t learn everything at once, but focus on learning the basics. And believe that the more you do, the more you will learn.

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Learning how to sew can enrich your life

Have you ever thought about learning to sew? Do you have friends or family members who know how to sew, do you want to learn too? By knowing the basics of sewing can help you get started. The first thing you need is a sewing machine or at least you can use a sewing machine.

You don’t own a sewing machine and you buy one within your budget; I suggest you buy your own. You may think that you don’t use a sewing machine often? But once you sew, it will surprise you by how often you use it.

If your budget is small, consider using a second-hand sewing machine provided by a local sewing machine retailer. The staff can help you find a machine that suits your sewing level and price range. For example, compared to buying a new machine at the same price. You can find a second-hand machine of better quality for $100.00.

Choose a basic item, without zippers, buttons, snaps, etc. The type of sewing pattern you choose should not possess too many details. Keep it simple so you don’t get frustrated at the end of the sewing project.

I recommend looking for great model companies available online. They will provide good tips for beginners on sewers and patterns to suit your abilities. You can even look for patterns that can make in just “one hour”.

In addition, choose patterns that require easy-to-use fabrics. The apron will be a good entry project and will play a role when you’re done.

Here are some model companies to help you get started.

• McCall sewing pattern
• Simple sewing pattern

Now you must choose your fabric. As I mentioned before, choose a simple pattern and your fabric should also match. The back of the sewing pattern will provide fabric suggestions for the type of project you are doing.

I recommend using fabrics like woven cotton or cotton blends, which are moderate and easy to use. Before you finish some projects, I will guide you away from knitting.

Note: Knitted fabrics are easy to stretch and are used to make T-shirts and casual pants. Okay, you own a sewing machine, patterns, and fabrics for your project.

These are the extras needed to complete the project.

• Color matching thread (buy excellent quality, it will not break when sewing)
• Sharp scissors (I emphasize sharpness)
• Tailor’s sewing belt (easy to find in sewing shops and fabric shops)
• Straight pins (buy the ones with outstanding quality and colored heads so that you can see them)
• Hand-stitched. (Optional, but better to own it)
• Any concepts you need for your project (you will find this shortlist on the back of the pattern)

When you learn to sew and improve your skills, find sewing book or two to help you master sewing techniques.

Here are some suggestions:

• A sewing book
• Sewing 101. A Beginner’s Guide to Sewing

I possess two books. They are worth buying. Both books found in any bookstore or online.

I recommend subscribing to “Threads Magazine”, these articles are very useful, and the information will never be out of date. Also, please consider looking for beginner sewing courses in your community. They set their business up for sewing courses to help you get started. Maybe a one-on-one experience is best for you, rather than going alone.

READ: Sewing Overview for Beginners

Now is the time to start your project. Open your pattern and read the instructions to assemble your project. Before cutting anything, take a moment to learn everything about the project. The instructions will tell you which parts need to cut and how to place the pattern part on the fabric.

Take it easy! Don’t worry, this is not a game. If you relax, you will get more fun and satisfaction from the completed sewing project. Hope this helps you to sew tasks.

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