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Fashion Design and Garmet making

Sewing machine and accessories

Pattern construction

Pattern construction is the process of creating the templates (patterns) used to cut fabric pieces that will later be sewn together to make a garment. It is a key step in fashion design and garment production because it ensures that the clothing will fit well and have the correct shape.

Here’s a clear breakdown:

What Pattern Construction Involves

  1. Taking Body Measurements
    Accurate measurements are used as the basis for drafting the pattern.

  2. Drafting the Pattern
    Using those measurements, you draw shapes on paper (or digitally) to represent each garment piece—like the bodice, sleeve, skirt, or collar.

  3. Adding Allowances

    • Seam allowances
    • Hems
    • Ease (extra space for comfort and movement)

  4. Checking and Adjusting the Pattern
    Patterns are checked for accuracy—like matching seam lengths—and corrected to ensure a good fit.

  5. Creating Pattern Pieces
    After drafting, each piece is labeled and cut out to be used on fabric.

Why Pattern Construction Is Important

  • Ensures good fit and comfort
  • Helps achieve the intended style and silhouette
  • Allows consistent reproduction of the same garment
  • Saves fabric and reduces errors during cutting and sewing

In simple terms:

Pattern construction is making the blueprint of a garment before cutting the fabric.

If you want, I can also explain pattern drafting, pattern interpretation, or show you the steps for drafting a basic bodice.