Add style with graphic fabric insertions

Article Abstract:

A graphic fabric insertion is a wonderful couture piecing technique for adding decorative motifs to a garment while keeping the fabric lightweight and fluid. The technique to add visual excitement to simple garment styles, without adding any layers of bulk is described.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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Tailored shape and style

Article Abstract:

Some patterns for garment with good seamlines and an exacting fit are presented. The patterns featured include a one-piece dress that looks like a two-piece suit, a basic shell with many design options and a double-breasted jacket with a designer fit.

Decoration and finishing, Jackets

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Interfacing handbook

Article Abstract:

Details of a combination handbook/order form for interface sewing are presented. Many of the designs are identical to those available in sophisticated ready-to-wear industry.

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