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• Title Page
• Copyright
• Contents
• Introduction
• Pattern cutting and design
• Tools and equipment for constructing patterns
• Chapter 1 Sizing, standard body measurements and constructing block patterns
• General information
• Industrial sizing systems
• Standard body measurements
• Body measurement charts for high-street fashion garments
• Standard body measurements – women’s sizing
• Standard body measurements – women’s sizing
• Constructing block patterns
• Chapter 2 From block to pattern
• General information – pattern cutting
• From block to pattern
• Pattern Outlines
• Seam allowances
• Pattern instructions
• Costing and garment sampling
• Part One: Form Cutting
• Chapter 3 Fitted skirt blocks and adaptations
• Skirts – specific information
• The ‘form’ skirt blocks
• The basic skirt block (natural waist)
• The production skirt block (low waist)
• Straight skirt blocks
• Straight skirts
• Straight skirt block – gored skirt
• ‘A’ line skirt block
• ‘A’ line skirts
• Waistline finishes – facings and waistbands
• Waistline adaptations – inset waistband
• Waistline adaptations – yokes
• Chapter 4 Fitted trouser blocks and adaptations
• General information
• The basic trouser block
• The production trouser block
• Basic modifications
• Trouser adaptations
• Culottes
• The close fitting trouser/jeans block
• Jeans adaptations
• Basic jeans – adaptation
• Jeans – adaptations
• Hipster jeans – adaptation
• Chapter 5 The basic body blocks (with bust darts)
• The ‘form’ body blocks – general information
• The close fitting bodice block
• The easy fitting bodice block
• The tailored jacket blocks
• The classic coat blocks
• The one-piece sleeve block
• The two-piece sleeve block
• The ‘form’ kimono blocks
• The sleeveless blocks
• The bodice blocks – waist shaping
• The dress, jacket and coat blocks – waist adaptations
• The lingerie and body fitting dress block
• Chapter 6 Basic adaptations of the bodice blocks – the bust dart
• The basic bodice blocks – general information
• The bust dart
• The bust and waist darts
• The bust dart in seams
• The bust dart in fullness
• Complex bust and waist shaping
• Extending a bodice adaptation
• Chapter 7 Complex adaptations of the bodice blocks: dresses and lingerie
• General information
• Close fitting or easy fitting dress blocks – Adaptations
• Easy fitting dress block – Adaptations
• Close fitting dress block – Adaptations
• Close fitting or easy fitting dress blocks – waist adaptation
• Lingerie block adaptations
• Chapter 8 Complex adaptations of the bodice blocks: jackets and coats
• General information
• Dressmaker jackets
• Tailored jackets
• Tailored jackets and coats
• Classic coats
• Part Two: Basic Pattern Cutting Processes
• Chapter 9 Sleeve adaptations
• Sleeves – general information
• Changes to the armscye
• Inset sleeves
• Inset sleeves – extended shoulder
• Inset sleeves – extended sleeve
• Inset sleeves – raglan adaptation
• Kimono sleeves
• ‘Form’ kimono sleeves – close fitting
• ‘Form’ kimono sleeve – raglan adaptation
• Cuffs
• Chapter 10 Constructing openings and collars
• Collars – general information
• Necklines
• Openings
• Collars
• Flat collars
• Standing collars
• Collars cut in one with the garment
• Collars with revers
• Frilled collars and revers
• Part Three:Flat Cutting
• Chapter 11 Easy fitting garments (woven fabrics)
• General information
• The easy fitting trouser block
• The simple trouser block
• The basic shirt block
• The basic ‘flat’ overgarment blocks
• The flat kimono block
• Chapter 12 Basic and easy fitting garments (jersey and knitted fabrics)
• General information
• Basic and easy fitting tee shirt, tracksuit and jersey blocks
• Hoods
• Knitwear blocks
• Chapter 13 Close fitting garments (stretch and jersey fabrics)
• General information
• Close fitting body blocks
• Bodyshapers block
• Swimwear – block
• Part Four: Size and Fit
• Chapter 14 Basic grading techniques
• General information
• Grading patterns
• Grading one size up – ‘form’ cutting (4 cm intervals) – 1
• Grading one size up – ‘form’ cutting (4 cm intervals) – 2
• Grading one size up – ‘form’ cutting (4 cm intervals) – 3
• Grading one size up – ‘flat’ cutting (6 cm intervals) – 1
• Grading one size up – ‘flat’ cutting (6 cm intervals) – 2
• Chapter 15 Drafting blocks and fitting for individual figures
• Drafting blocks for individual figures
• Making toiles
• Pattern alterations for fitting figure problems
• Part Five: Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
• Chapter 16 Computer-generated design and pattern making
• General information
• From design concept to production
• Product Data Management (PDM)
• Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
• 3D Body scanning and sizing
• Pattern design and modification – 1
• Pattern design and modification – 2
• Garment sampling – 3D software programs – 1
• Garment sampling – 3D software programs – 2
• Pattern grading 1 – basic processes
• Pattern grading 2 – calculating a grade rule
• Pattern grading 3 – grade rule libraries
• Pattern grading 4 – grading the pattern
• Made-to-measure
• Production lay planning and marker-making
• Production marker-making and cutting
• Marketing
• Chapter Index
• EULA