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1.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Stitching lines on final patterns are indicated by broken lines.
1.2The dart on the shoulder line of the basic bodice block is a bust control dart.
1.3Around waist is an example of a girth m easurement.
1.4Notches are pattern markings placed on the cutting line to help with the fitting of garments parts.
1.5The pattern pieces of a jacket cannot be used to cut the linings.
1.6An i nterfacing is a layer of fabric attached to a faci ng to strengthen it.
1.7The body rise is an essential measurement when drafting the ladies skirt block.
1.8A one piece dress block is suitable for the adaptation of a coat block.
1.9Pattern construction is not the foundation for a basic bloc k pattern.
1.10A r aglan sleeve is the most suitable sleeve for a ladies formal jacket. (10 1\ [10]10
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2.1Briefly explain each of the following terms that a re used in pattern construction:
2.1.1Dart manipulation
2.1.2Bust prominence
2.1.3Waist suppression
2.1.4Pattern adaptation
2.1.5Bisecting (5 2\ (10\
2.2Name FOUR measurements needed to construct the basic ladies trouser block. (4\ 10010484
2.3Which measurement is taken with an arm at an angle? (1\
2.4Explain how the following measurements a re taken around a female figure:
2.4.1Across chest
2.4.2Back length to waist
2.4.3Around upper arms
2.4.4Forearm length
2.4.5Waist (10\ [2 5]
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3.15\in the ANSWER BOOK.
3.1rn piece. pattern part grain line garment name
3.2waist down the outside of the leg hipline down the outside of the leg waist down the inside of the leg
3.3old solid stitching
3.4style lines only all seams vertical seams only
3.5For the draftin bodice dress jacket shirt
3.6The fly on ladies trouser left over right
3.7To insert a knife pleat into a pat only once twice three times
3.8collar. sailor shirt Peter Pan shawl
3.9To neaten the armhole and neckline neck armhole
3.10neckline. waistline. armhole. shoulder.
3.11stand fall lapel fold
3.12the buttonhole will be sewn. attach
3.13design a pattern read a fashion sketch make a fashio
3.14bodice blouse jacket dress
3.15working basic rough final (15
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4.1Use the b asic ladies one piece sleeve block , size 13 on ADDENDUM A and submit the following manipulation s of the sleeve on ADDENDUM B, i n fifth
4.1.1Planning stage of the sleeve (10\
4.1.2Working pattern of the sleeve (15\ REQUIRED MEASUREMENTS Sleeve length = 25 cm Raise at sleeve head = 2 cm INSTRUCTIONS
4.2Use the planning for a lady's pan ts front, size 13, on ADDENDUM C and submi t the following final patterns i n fifth scale:
4.2.1Final pattern of zip facing (9\
4.2.2Final pattern of pocket facing (8\
4.2.3Final pattern of pocket bag (8\ Add seam allowances of 1,5 cm [50]50
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5.1Planning of the front bodice with combined facing (28\
5.2Final pattern of the front bodice yoke (10\
5.3Final pattern of the combined facing (12\ RE QUIRED MEASUREMENTS Yoke depth at centre front Yoke depth at armhole Button stand width Facing width side seam Facing width at hemline
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