TD- for those who will produce the garment;
FI – Indicates what the garment is, TD – determines how to produce.
The student first uses a copy of the TD template on which he draws a front panel – Front / F and back panel – Back / B,
transferring the shape from the FI to the TD.
The TD templates are in perfect proportions – 200 times smaller than the real size. TD is itself a scaled pattern.
Gradually, after 100 TD, the student will be able to achieve it in minutes, without using the template.
– Number of patterns/ panels are planned – numbered on TD and finished garment constraction.
recorded above for A4 and in the middle for A3.
1. Standard size;
2. Materials/ fabrics, lining, fusing, colors;
3. Number of parts/ patterns/ numbered on TD ;
4. Fastening techniques/ zippers, buttons, buttonholes, etc.
Any garment which is made of non- stretch fabric
needs Fastening techniques.
5. Finishing techniques/last finishing.
6. Darts – to remove material
on contouring, on the body/ noted on TD.
Remember: Darts is placed:
on the pattern as an opening;
on the fabric is drawn to sew;
on TD is marked the place of darts.
Shop list/ strictly counting the quantity and prices of all fabrics, haberdashery, prepared after creating the patterns. Add to TD underline. Congratulations! It is enough TD to sample or to produce garments in any workshop/ factory.
Apps: Templates for TD; TD; / Ris. O, A, B, C, D, F, G
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