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Surface wear from rubbing
Abrasion
Change in garment size after laundering
Dimensional stability
Smallcfober balls on fabric surface
Piling
Cracking
Color loss from rubbing
Measureable difference between garment and body measurements
Ease
Relationship between garment measurements and body measurements including silhouette and user perceptions
fit
Lock stitch
Most common sewing machine stitch
Twill
Weave with diagonal ridge
Course and wales
Knitted fabric has two yarn directions l to r and u and d
Cotton
Natural fiber with convolutions that create softness but increase stain risk
Fiber, weave, fabric
Silk is a satin is a and charmuese is a __
Staple
Short fibers and spun into yarn
Weft and warp
Woven fabric directions, l to r and u and d
Sean slippage
When garment tension causes breaking or shifting threads at the seam
Ready to wear industry
Most common flat pattern
Sloper
Basic body fitting pattern with minimal design ease used as a starting point for flat pattern work
Pivot method
Pattern making principle used to move dart intake
Slash and spread
Cut and spread or overlap pattern sections to move darts or add fullness
Gathers pleats and fullness
3 methods for converting dart space
½ inches
Where the bust dart ends about __ inches from the busr
Grain line
Lines printed on a pattern piece that must be aligned with the fabric lengthwise along the warp
Sean allowance
Extra fabric added around the pattern edges so pieces can be stitched together
Facings
Seperate pattern peices used to finish and clean the raw edges at necklines and armholes
Notch
Notch a mark
Overall pattern layout characteristic indicating whether left and right sides of a design are the same or different
Symmetry
Stay stitch line
Short line near a curves edge indicating where to stabilize a neckline or armhole edge before attaching other peices
Understitching
Narrow seam used to secure a facing or seam allowance to the garment so it rolls to the inside and does not show
Top stitch
Decorative or functional visible stitching placed near the seam