Fashion Design and Garment-Making Specialization: From Pattern Drafting to the Final Piece

Overview

“The sleeves are now finished! We just need to attach them to the shirt. To do this, we'll carefully follow the notches, which will indicate how to correctly assemble the shirt so it looks perfect. When it comes to sewing, the sleeve can be one of the most challenging parts, as we have many pins and fabric, so remember that EVERYTHING can be unstitched and corrected if necessary. Don't worry if it doesn't come out perfect the first time. Learning all of this will help you with any manga you have to put together in the future; knowing how to interpret the pickets is vital! ”

In this video lesson Domestika addresses the topic: Fit sleeve on shirt, which is part of the Domestika online course: Fashion Design and Garment-Making Specialization: From Pattern Drafting to the Final Piece. Learn design and preparation techniques to create unique garments, from patterns to professional finishes.

Partial transcription of the video

“ASSEMBLE SLEEVES IN SHIRT How's the sleeve going? I hope they turned out well. Another thing that occurs to me is that it wouldn't be bad that, if you have a mannequin or just on your work table, put on a shirt you have at home so you can get benchmarks to see how they have sewn the cuff, the placket, the neck ... I think it will help you. I will explain how we will attach these sleeves to the body. I will start with the left sleeve and I will explain a simple way not to confuse which is the left and the right side. Position the shirt so that you see the shirt half finished, gender right si...”

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Course summary for: Fashion Design and Garment-Making Specialization: From Pattern Drafting to the Final Piece

• Level: Beginner
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• 1052 students
• 7 units
• 96 lessons (18h 31m)
• 38 downloads

• Category

  Craft

• Areas

  Arts & Crafts, DIY, Fashion Design, Pattern Design, Patternmaking & Dressmaking, Sewing, Textile Design