Clothing Construction N4 — Memo

June 2021 — N4 — Clothing Construction

N4 2021 Nated Clothing Production

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2.10True True False False True False True True True

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3.10Tuck Dart tuck Ease Box pleat Flat seam French seam Pocket Flat collar Shirt collar

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4.10Round neckline/ eckline Sleeve hem/ em/ ap sleeve Semi princess/ tyle line Side

5.10Convertible collar Using interfacing Set in sleeve/ alf sleeve/ hort sleeve Band/

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6.1.1rocess in which moisture, heat and pressu re are applied to short fibres, interlocking them in matted layer. Wool is the primary fibre in felt fabric because it tends to mat naturally. Felt do

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6.2Apply interfacing to wrong side of collar section. Fold up facings edge along neck seamline to wrong side and tack. With right sides together, tack and stitch outer edge of collar, leaving neck seamline open.

6.3Mark the exact length of the openin g using zip as guide. Top end below upper stitching line and below bottom stop. an open seam and close the seam up to placket bottom mark

6.4Contrast thread to be colourfast No loose threads ends of thread neatly trimmed and removed abric plies caught into stitching eam ends secured by back stitching to avoid unravelling Joins in seams either back

6.5Open single seam Closed single seam Enclosed single seam [50]50

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7.1Straight w aistband (2\

7.2Pleats Darts Belt loops/ elt carriers Pocket backing Pocket facing Patch pocket Hip pocket Closed single seams

7.6Grading Notching Clipping (4\

7.7ade up of single layer of fabric, top edge of pocket may be finished off with binding, facing or hem depending on style of garment and size and shape of pocket (5\

7.8Cut interfacing 5 wide and iron on pocket. Pin and s titch pocket facing to garment, right sides together, along pocket opening. Trim and

7.9Upper pocket garment front Pocket mouth facing Pocket backing/Side pocket (4\

7.10Bac k stitching Edge stitching Under stitching Top stitching Stitch in the ditch (5\

7.11utting of seam allowances in different widths eam allowan ce nearest garment sidethe widest eam lies flat without bulky ridge (5\ [50]50

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8.1.10Top collar Lapel collar Covered button/button Contour dart Pocket flap Break line Cent

8.2.1traight stitching, most ly on single layer of fabric placed inside curved or angle d seam/stitching line o prevent seams from stretchin and to support grainline.

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Paper information

TitleMemo

SubjectClothing Construction

LevelN4

Document typeNated Clothing Production

Year2021

MonthJune

Pages7

Downloads4

Examination context

Decade2020s

Years ago5y

SeasonWinter (SH)

Start dayTuesday

Exam periodJune 2021

Days since exam1,956

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