Exploring design: the striped fabric

Article Abstract:

The Professional Association of Custom Clothiers (PACC) announced the theme for June 2004 in Las Vegas to present garments made of striped fabrics. The contestants were supposed to think of garments that would be distinctive, innovative, and wearable. The winning garments and the finalists's garments are presented.

Competitions, Textile art

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Two-hour gypsy skirt

Article Abstract:

One of the fashion's hottest trends is the gypsy skirt, which is perfect for summer and quick to make. Some of the steps involved in making of this ready to wear skirt are discussed such drafting the pattern, cutting the fabric and sewing and finishing the skirt which take merely two hours time.

All Other Publishers, Miscellaneous publishing, Women's and misses' suits and coats, Women's Skirts, Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew Suit, Coat, Tailored Jacket, and Skirt Manufacturing, Women's Skirts & Jackets, Clothing Patterns, Methods, Dressmaking, Sewing patterns, Skirts, Skirts (Clothing)

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Pattern-drafting software

Article Abstract:

Pattern-drafting software programs are evaluated and tested by its garment design capabilities and the sophistication of such capablities. Some of the software programs tested include: Click&Sew, PatternMaster Boutique, PatternMaker Home Studio and Fittingly Sew.

Evaluation, Computer software industry, Software industry, Technology application

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