Fashion Techniques and Terminology Review

These flashcards cover key terminology and concepts discussed in the lecture, providing a helpful review for exam preparation.

What does SOG stand for?

Straight of Grain.

How do you remember which is the warp and weft?

Weft goes from side to side, while the warp runs along the length.

What is the bias in fabric cutting?

The bias refers to cutting fabric at a 45-degree angle.

What does RSM stand for?

Right Side Material.

What is shibori?

A Japanese fabric dyeing technique that involves stitching and binding fabric before applying dye.

What is the function of lining in garments?

Lining adds comfort, structure, and a finished look to the inside of a garment.

What is grinning in fabric?

Grinning occurs when stitched areas pull tight, causing the fabric to show through between stitches.

What does 'prepone' mean?

To reschedule something to an earlier time.

Why should you document the process in fashion projects?

Documenting the process shows the thought behind a project and can be crucial for grading.

What are some examples of resistance dyeing?

Shibori and batik are both forms of resistance dyeing.

How does documenting your design process benefit you?

It provides evidence of your skills and can enhance your portfolio when seeking employment.

Why is it important to indicate the straight grain when cutting fabric?

Indicating straight grain ensures that fabric retains its shape and drape when sewn.

What is bandhani?

A method of tie-dyeing using carob seeds to create intricate patterns.

What is meant by 'cross grain' in fabric?

Cross grain refers to the weft threads that run perpendicular to the warp.

What does 'into' mean in the context of calculations?

In Indian English, 'into' denotes multiplication.

What should you be cautious of when using strong dyes?

Understanding color theory is essential so you mix colors correctly to achieve desired shades.