Pattern Making Final Exam

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What is the function of facings?

Facings finish edges, typically necklines and armscyes.

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What is the function of an extension?

Extensions produce an underlap and overlap for buttonhole closings.

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What are the three collar types?

Flat, Standing, and Rolled

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What is the difference between the neckline and the style line?

The neckline is where the collar attaches and the style line is the outer edge of the collar itself.

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What is contouring and when is it necessary to use?

Contouring is used when designing tight-fitting patterns that fit the body closely and is used to prevent gaping.

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What is a button line?

Buttons are placed on the button line. It is the “seamline” to which the extension is added, often CF or CB.

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How do you determine the size of a button hole?

Add the diameter of the button to the thickness of the button.

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How do you determine the size of an extension?

  • Minimum extension width = radius of button + 1/4”

  • Maximum extension width = diameter of button (full scale)

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What are the 3 types of sleeves?

Set-in, Raglan, and Kimono

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What are the 3 types of dresses?

Sheath (fitted)

Shift (semi-fitted)

Chemise (loose)

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What is the sleeve cap?

Top section of sleeve

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What are contour darts?

Double-pointed darts

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Why is fabric grain important in draping?

Grain line determines how a garment will hang, stretch, and move on the body

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How do you prepare muslin for draping?

Rip the muslin to the desired measurements to find the true grainline