Bespoke Tailoring Theory Padlet by Jessica https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory Q & A for Level 1 Tailoring Course en-us 2017-03-12 22:38:30 UTC 2017-03-13 03:01:27 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Apple.png Question 8: List Key Health and Safety issues likely to arise in the making up process of your waistcoat GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540152 2017-03-12 23:10:35 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540152 Question 7: Complete an Order of Assembly GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540226 -Appropriate Stitching techniques to include hand and machine.
-Describe the pressing techniques and pressing equipment used during the construction of your waistcoat.
*Include diagram or digital images]]> 2017-03-12 23:11:35 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540226 Question 6: With notes and diagrams outline the Preparation for the fabric with all marks ready for cutting a waistcoat. Include a lay play and fabric swatches. GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540519 2017-03-12 23:15:19 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540519 Question 5: Identify and describe Fabrics and Trimmings used in your waistcoat. Include samples. GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540681 2017-03-12 23:16:46 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540681 Question 4: Name the different types of baste fitting GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540767 2017-03-12 23:17:27 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540767 Question 3: List the fabric and trimmings used to perform a baste fit. GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540823 -Base Fabric: Wool, Linen, Cotton
-Lining: Silk, Polyester, Rayon
-Buttons to check hand of garment when it sits on the client
-Straps with buckle to check hand of garment with the weight of the buckle
-Pocketing
-Silesia
-Canvas]]> 2017-03-12 23:17:57 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540823 Question 2: What is the process after striking and cutting a waistcoat for a customer GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540876 A) Measuring
Double-check your measurements, to ensure that everything is correctly cut and pattern pieces will line up with each other.
B) Basting for Fitting
Basting for the fitting will include the canvas for the idea of the garment's shape and structure, the main fabric (i.e. wool), and the lining material used for the back of the waistcoat. Be sure to baste the garment so that the unique contours of the client's body are followed. For example, if the client has a hunch in their back, and one shoulder sits higher than the other, ensure that the waistcoat will sit properly on both shoulders and the hunch.
C) Felling the Lining
The lining will need to be fell-stitched to the main fabric, and itself (for the back pieces), after the baste fitting, once the fitting has confirmed the garment's shape. It will be done so the stitches are barely visible.]]> 2017-03-12 23:18:34 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540876 Question 1: Outline two important factors when taking measurement GildedJacket https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540995 1. Ensure that the client is wearing fitted, lightweight garments when taking measurements. Request that they empty their pockets as this will affect your measurement. Be especially careful that they are not wearing anything baggy, with padding, or so very tight and constrictive that it alters their shape and would affect the fit of the garment if they were to remove them.
2. Measure everything at least twice, so you don't make a mistake. A client could shift their weight or change posture. Similarly, make sure that they are standing straight and looking forward, but that they are relaxed so that your measurements reflect their best posture.]]> 2017-03-12 23:19:57 UTC https://padlet.com/GildedJacket/BespokeTailoringTheory/wish/159540995