Basic Terminology And Procedures For Drawing Prototype Patterns

Prototyping

Basic knowledge needed

The prototype is used to describe the basic upper body piece.

And the most popular term of sleeve structure, all design can be obtained through it.

Prototypes are also called basic templates, prototype templates, or basic templates.

The prototype template is usually made without seams, because seams sometimes affect proportions, which impede the expansion of design changes.

The prototype also needs stitching symmetry so that it can be aligned to bars and pairs.

Prototype templates can also be used as pattern.

If used, the seam and the welt must be added.

Basic terminology and procedures for drawing prototypes and patterns.

Counterpoint is the process of matching two stitches together.

Through the alignment, we can establish the silk thread, the length of the suture and the value of the external tensor or fullness of the garment.

Closed provincial road

Closed dart is a common term used to check the correction of dart.

Press the side of the dart and fold it against the other side and close with a pin.

The pattern is folded at the height of the chest or the tip of the province.

Put a thin copy of paper on the pattern. In order to prevent movement, use big needle to fix it, and use appropriate tools to duplicate the stitches and intersection marks.

sign

It refers to a short line intersecting suture, line and pleat line to mark the splicing, counterpoint or suture point of the fiber stitch.

The cutting is carried out along the inside of the pen line. The term only refers to the outer part of the line that has been completed before the prototype or the pattern has been finished after copying or tracing the contour line so as not to affect the original fit.

Provincial Highway

The provincial road is a "V" shaped suture folding part, which has a certain width at one end, and the other end gradually reduces to 1 points.

The part between them is called bottom or volume.

Perforation

A small circular hole punctured by a common cone to mark special points on a prototype or pattern.

A mark cut on the edge of the seam with a knife eye forceps. It is the pformation of marks on the stitches and is used on the patterns that have been made.

The process of describing seamless lines of prototype or pattern.

Tracing

Use the dot line wheel to trace the pattern lines on another piece of paper or on the other side of the origami, open the folded pattern or separate the paper, and use pencil or other appropriate tools to trace the dots and lines.

Connect the dots on the pattern and check the accuracy, line, shape and marking number.