
“Understanding Design Drawings and Patterns” introduces foundational components of garment design, focusing on neckline variations, sleeve types, and yoke structures. The chapter explains how neckline shapes contribute to aesthetic appeal and illustrates multiple sleeve classes such as set-in, raglan, and kimono sleeves, along with style variations like puffed, cap, bell, and bishop sleeves. It also covers yokes as structural and decorative garment elements, supported with visual examples used in frocks, skirts, and jeans. This chapter equips learners with essential pattern interpretation skills needed for kidswear design and garment construction.
Design Drawings, Patterns
Design Drawings, Patterns
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