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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Pattern cutting."”.

  1. Zero-waste fashion design : a study at the intersection of cloth, fashion design and pattern cutting

    … by what has already been designed and pattern cut. The economic systems that underpin fashion design and manufacture are such that there is little economic incentive to be concerned with this wastage. An examination of the material and social investments embodied in fabrics alongside …

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  2. The Modern Woman's Business Suit - An Investigation into Incorporating Freedom of Movement in the Block-pattern Construction for Soft-tailored Mass-produced Womenswear

    … and time and cost sufficient method of flatpattern construction. In Europe the mass production of womenswear dates from the post World War 2 period. In the 1950s, traditional menswear was adapted and simplified for female customers. As part of the mass production process, garments were …

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  3. Fashion, fabric & architecture: An exploration into the relationship between fashion and architecture by way of building fabrics

    … Heydar Aliyev Centre. Both use sophisticated pattern-cutting software to generate complex, layered forms akin to high-fashion clothing - sometimes referred to as body armour. Fashion is simply the architecture of movement expressed through fabrics. The research project, “Fashion, Fabrics, & …

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  4. We Are not Designers: Pattern making and garment making as practices of co-design for social change

    … and more specifically, the practices of making patterns and garments, can give them tools to enhance their agency and build community resilience. This research aimed to explore how pattern making and garment making can be used to foster social change with a group of women from the margins. The …

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  5. Tactile Textile

    … etching and transferring of textures, pattern cutting, stitching, and the making of paper and textile from plant material, to name a few. The act of textile manipulation and the product of these techniques is then used in the conventional site analysis that a landscape architect would …

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  6. Interfashionality: Body-oriented Parametric Design and Parametric Thinking 2.0 for 3D-printed Textiles and Fashion

    … 3D-printed textiles and fashion. Here, fashion pattern cutting, textile construction and material performativity are fused with the application of 3DP and parametric software, such as Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM), Stereolithography (SLA), Grasshopper, …

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  7. The technical designer: a new craft approach for creating seamless knitwear

    … aspects must be considered simultaneously, and pattern-­‐cutting principles for two-­‐dimensional garment blanks are no longer relevant. The most crucial aspect of the design process is the programming of the garment, from which designers are generally excluded. The complexity of the programming …

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