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Jo Barnfield, Andrew Richards
Sewing: creating your own patterns
Design – Adaptation – Modification
This valuable book is a true goldmine for anyone who wants to create their own patterns or is new to sewing and feels confused by a store-bought pattern.
You will find all the information you need, whether it's the most basic, like the different types of finishes or seams, or the more technical, like creating a coat pattern or moving darts.
Numerous diagrams accompany the detailed step-by-step instructions that explain each technique, and the text has been carefully crafted to avoid any unnecessary jargon. However, a glossary is included at the end of the book to explain the common terms found in pattern making.
Sewing: Creating Your Patterns is an essential reference book for sewing and pattern making.
📚 Book Summary
The basics
- Tools and supplies
- The basic principles
- The fabric
Model making
- The creation of patterns
- Fitting and adjustment
- The reproduction of a model
Pattern modification
- Modify the scale
- The sleeves
- The passes
- Belts and wrists
- Openings and closings
- Hems, facings, and linings
- The pockets
Create your brand
- Go pro