SXP175 - The Basics of Patternmaking
1053691
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Course Description
This introductory course concentrates on two skill sets critical to producing quality patterns. First, drafting is covered, meaning creating measurements from size systems and or accurate body or form measurements. Then flat patternmaking is explained, meaning the use of slopers–basic pattern pieces. Hands-on Exercises are used to enforce proper understanding of patternmaking as a bridge between design and production. Recommended for designers and product developers who need basic patternmaking knowledge to judge quality of garment execution and to improve fit.Notes
See below for required course supplies. In-Person sections include a $20 fee for in-class supplies not listed below.
Bring to the 1st class: No. 2 pencils; sharpener; eraser; red, blue, and black pencils; a 2-inch clear graph ruler; a clear French curve ruler; paper scissors; and measuring tape
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