Final Major Project Lectra Manual

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Rebecca Wilson Lectra Manual Final major project






Outfit 1 - Garment 1 Jacket

The starting point for this jacket was the basic jacket block

Using the marry function to lay the front and back together to work out how low to drop the arm hole. Making sure the arm hole and sleeve head were dropped and extended by the same amount.

3D Avatar allows me to see 360% around garment


After seeing the garment in 3D I realised that the arm holes needed to be dropped even more. By putting print on this would allow me to see where the original pattern lines were compared with my new shape.

Changing mechanical properties to a fabric more like the one that would be used for this garment eg.light weigh wool, allows you to see how the fabric would drape in real life.


Changing the position of the model allows me to see how the garment fits in different areas.


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: coat

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: Oversized Jacket

neckline exposed pocket bag with bound edge oversized pocket with button fastening

button detail on working vent

Details, fabric swatches


Outfit 1 - Garment 2

Top

The loose fit t-shirt was the starting point for this pattern as I feel for the jersey body would suit this style more that the shirt


Desk of stiches using pre-positioning to place the pieces on the body but 3d got a bit muddled up with the collar, cuffs and button stand therefore I re-prepositioned it in 2 stages, the main body and then the details (cuffs collar and buttonstand)

The t-shirt has been designed so the body is made out of jersey and the details are made out of cotton. Therefore, I have changed the corresponding pattern pieces to type 2 and made type one jersey and type 2 cotton to give the actual drape and look of the shirt.


cotton layplan collar cufffacin

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cuff

12

12

gaunlet gaunlet

12

collar

shirt49

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shirt49

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shirt49

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buttonpl shirt49

12

buttonpl

12 12

cuff

12

12

12

cufffacin

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cuff

12

cuff

12

sleeve

12

Jersey layplan

cotton__0,385 m__1,480 m__83,07 %__17/04/18

sleeve

12

front

12

back

12

jersey__1,384 m__1,480 m__67,31 %__17/04/18

collar

12

12

cuff

12

cufffacin

1,480 m width

int__0,330 1,384 m__0,980 m__30,58 %__17/04/18 m length 1,480 m width

83,07 % efficiency 67,31 % efficiency

buttonpl

0,385 m length

12

interfacing layplan


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M Desciption: jersey mix top

Details, fabric swatches relaxed t-shirt

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: Top

Season: Autum/Winter


Outfit 1 - Garment 3 Trousers

Using stretch to dropping the crotch but also widening the leg so there is room to walk and move in the trousers.


Using the ease function to check tightness of the garment. As the trousers are blue and not red this means they a fit loosely.

Using marry function to check the pockets and fly fit together perfectly and I have all the pieces. I have also patterned two different options so when I mock up the trousers I can make both versions and see whichworks better.


final pattern

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bar er er bar

waistnand

pocketbg 32

pocketbag

fntleft 32

fntlft 32

waistnand

trous e r2

er2 trous 32

buttoncov 32

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waistbndr

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back

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32

back

pocketbg

waistbndr

32 pocketbag 32

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32

zipbarer 32

zipbarer

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ptchpockt

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baggylayplan__1,847 m__1,480 m__74,00 %__18/04/18 32

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Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: trousers

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: patched drop crotch trousers

5cm waistat front

trouser extender detail

Hand sewn patches on knees using a running stich

Details, fabric swatches relaxed trousers with embellished patched on knees. running hand stich round each of the patches and through the middle of the patches. roll up hems with a tape on the seams 15 cm up to look like a fake selvedge. inside of waistband in contrast denim fabric with bound bottom detail.


Outfit 2 - Garment 1 SHIRT

creating a pattern from a collage (on the left) first thought was that the basic shape would be a raglan.


After seeing the pattern in 3D I decided this was not the look I wanted to go for. Therefore, I looked at how an original chemise was constructed using square panels and gathering them together to give shaping (left).

After measuring the mannequin to work out how to big the rectangles should be. I used the rectangle function to draw the shapes and married the basic bodice block to get an idea for shape of neckline and proportion


Adding detail to the neckline to give the look of the raglan.

first toile.

checking that the pattern work, the meaurments are correct and the notches match.


After buying 2 bundles of 3M of linen for this top in Paris I was restricted with fabric, using marker maker I realised my pattern pieces were slightly too big for the fabric. Luckily both of the front pieces are gathered so I was able to just reduce the width by a little bit. Also rather than grown on button stands I have patterned separate ones.


problem solved. using Diamino has allowed me to be as efficient with the fabric as posible the efficiency of this pattern is 86.19% that’s not bad compared to how big the pieces are.


slveplq 12 slveplq

slveudrpl

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12

fntleft

12

frontrigh

neckwrap 12

fntyoker 12

12

12

buttonsta 12

12

bkyokelfntyokel cuff fntyoker 12

sleeve 12

fntyokel 12

back

12

86,19 % efficiency

1,480 m width

5,005 m length

sleeve 12

12

slveudrpl bktab

12

bkyokel cuff

12

bkyoker

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bkyoker 12

12

12

chemlp__5,005 m__1,480 m__86,19 % __18/04/18



Outfit 2 - Garment 2 Skirt

Forgot to pin to keep in place

The skirt block has been used as the starting point for this garment. As the garment is designed to be oversized the shrinkage function was used to increased the size by 25%.

Concealed button stand down each side


skirt10

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understan

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understan

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understan

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understan

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skirt9

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cottonskirt__0,553 m__1,480 m__48,92 %__18/04/18

outtersta

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outtersta

12

back2

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front2

12

velvetskirt__1,093 m__1,480 m__82,25 %__18/04/18

0,553 m length

1,480 m width

48,92 % efficiency


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: skirt

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: oversized skirt

front

Details, fabric swatches heavy green top stiching on button stands facing is bound in the same cotton fabric concealed button stand

back


Outfit 3 - Garment 1 Jacket

Developing my design from pre collection has lead me to design this garment for a man not a women and after revisiting the garment on a model I have realised that the pattern does not fit correctly. Therefore, I have decided to start from scratch using the man’s jacket block.

after mocking up the basic shape in calico the fit it slightly to tight therefore using cut and reshape. The pattern has been split down the centre and 1cm has been added all the way through for a better fit.

Much better fit across the shoulder


When creating my facing and linings I have used semi-circular and reshape to create a nice smooth curve. then using cut tocreate teh pieces.

Development of the top jacket back panel as I have added 1cm in to the front pieces the same needs to be done in the back.

When patterning the details on the sleeve the semi-circular tool has been used. I have designed straight on to the under sleeve to give a good idea of proportions like a draft. Then using cut and join functions the pattern pieces have been created. Marry has also been used to check all the pieces have been patterned and fit together.

When checking the collar was correct length measure was used to measure the front neck and back neck and make sure it corresponded with the notches on the collar. once the patterns have been created and checked the seam allowence has been added.


when putting the double jacket in to 3D the jacket and waistcoat have been sewn separately in desk of stiches. then the waistcoat has been prepositioned and assembled first. Turning the coloured pattern pieces allows me to clearly identify each pattern piece.

Next, the outer shell jacket it is prepositioned on top making sure none of the pieces were caught on the under layer and assembled. The main body has worked well but I forgot to sew the sleeves on to the body so they are not sewn together.


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:

M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: Jacket

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: Double jacket Front

Back

Details, fabric swatches velvet waistcoat sections wool outer jacket with cotton linning fake button down collar waistcoat is real opening button down vent detail on back of top jacket


wool layplan

cufffacin 12

topfnt 12

topfnt 12

undrsleev 12

undrsleev 12

12

topcolla

topsleeve 12

topcolla 12

bktop 12

12

bktop

cufffacin 12

topsleeve 12

74,47 % efficiency

1,480 m width

1,819 m length

fntfacing 12

fntfacing 12

wool__1,819 m__1,480 m__74,47 %__19/04/18


velvet layplan

waistcoat

12

waistcoat2

12

waistcoat2

12

waistcoat

12

insidebac

12

velvet__0,744 m__1,480 m__63,15 %__19/04/18 cotton lining layplan

wclining

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topslvlin

12

topslvlin

12

wclining

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liningbk

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liningbk

12

0,744 m length

1,480 m width

63,15 % efficiency

fntlinnin

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undrlinni

12

undrlinni

12

fntlinnin

12

cotton__1,098 m__1,480 m__72,25 %__19/04/18


Outfit 3 - Garment 2 Apron Trousers

using the basic drop crotch pattern from the trousers in outfit 1 as the starting pattern for these trousers. then the apron was draped on then stand and digitized in to modaris.


Above I have married the pieces to check the apron fits in to the waistband at the back and the front will reach to the button to hook on. Below I have patterned the pockets and married them to the apron to check the proportion and how they overlapped.

Using the reshape function I straightened the edges and curves and put the pattern on to the avatar to check the apron drape. Having to use the pin tool to keep it in place.


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beltloops

waistband

32 beltloops

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32

strap

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69,33 % efficiency

waistband

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toppktbg bacpocket

32 denim__1,494 m__1,480 m__69,33 %__18/04/18

fnt

ba rer

flyguard

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32

32

strap

32

back

1,480 m width

32

32

32

toppktbg 32

pocketbag 32

flyfcing

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1,494 m length

rer ba

32

fnt

cotton linning layplan

Denim layplan 32 bkpok2 32 apron 32 pocketbkb 32 fntpkttop 32

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fntpktbtt 32 bkpkt 32 sidepkt

pkt

denim2__1,614 m__1,480 m__63,80 %__18/04/18

striped denim and pockets layplan

cotton__0,284 m__1,480 m__46,61 %__18/04/18

pocketbag back


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: Trousers

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: Apron Trousers apron hooks up with D-rings

Front

Back

Details, fabric swatches apron trousers are sewn with brown topsew with 3cm deep faced hem front of apron strap attaches on to extender from back pocket. pockets are sand blasted and damaged before being top sewn and embelished on.


Outfit 4 - Garment 1 Apron Trousers

starting point for this dress was a drape of two apron

From here I have digitised the patterns in and extended the CB seam so it meets and a zip can be inserted, cut the pattern in to panels to allow for the pocket in the front, which can be seen to the right.


Toile of apron


12 toppocket 12 topfnt

underlft

12

0,980 m width

leather__0,243 m__0,980 m__36,65 %__18/04/18

topfnt

12

0,243 m length

Heavy Linen layplan

Leather layplan topside

12

undrright

12

36,65 % efficiency

heavylien__1,417 m__1,480 m__63,82 %__18/04/18

Light Linen layplan

apronpkt2

12 1,480 m width

lightlien__0,529 m__0,980 m__40,33 %__18/04/18

seconfpoc

12

apronpock

12 1,417 m length

63,82 % efficiency


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: dress

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: Apron Dress

Details, fabric swatches apron has leather trims (side pocket, top section and belt loop) all seams are bound and top sewn down. clasps clips to hook on to eyelets


Outfit 4 - Garment 2 Apron jumpsuit/ shirt

The jumpsuit block is the starting point for this garment. Using stretch function, I have extended the neck line and the back panel to create a gathered detail. After putting this basic shape in 3d I realised that the body was too short and needed lengthening but the rest of the fit looked good. This garment then got replaced with a shirt dress


The pattern for this shirt has been reused and adapted from a top in outfit 1, as I have already made the shirt up I know it fits together but I originally make the shirt for a man and this time it is for a women therefore I have extended and altered the pattern and put the basic shape in to 3d to get a feel for the fit and length.


yoke

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12 12

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cuff

gaunlet

collar

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cuff

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cuff

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collar

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cuff

12

cufffacin

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cufffacin

12

sleeve

buttonpl

gaunlet

longjersy__1,680 m__1,480 m__75,89 %__18/04/18

12

sleeve

12

1,480 m width

fntlong

12

backL

12

0,408 m length

83,00 % efficiency

buttonpl

12

yoke

12

yoke

12

yoke

12 12

cotton__0,408 m__1,480 m__83,00 %__18/04/18


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: shirt

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: long shirt

Details, fabric swatches relaxed shirt jersy fabric for frotn back and sleeves


Outfit 5 - Garment 1 jumper

digitising the jumper pattern in to modaris as it gives teh large oversized look I want my jumper to have. then tweeking the pattern to match my deisgn.

putting an outfit in to 3D.


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:

M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: jumper

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: Patched jumper front

back

Details, fabric swatches jumper patched together using other knits hand woven or blanket stiched seams.


Outfit 5 - Garment shirt trousers

looking at the shape of a shirt and trying to work out what the pattern would look like as trousers.

from the shirt patten I have stretched and reshaped the front of the shirt to create this trouser shape.


patterning the details such as, a square cuff, the sleeve (from measurements from an existing shirt) and adding seam allowance for a run and fell seam along the side seams.

After putting the final garment in to 3D I have had some difficulty deciding what fabric to use where therefor I have scanned in my final fabric and placed them of different panels to see which is more pleasing to the eye.


cuff

cuff

sleeve

frontle

shi rt

tr o u ser 23

sleeve

waistband

shi rt t r o u ser 23

fontright

insidegauntlet

back

waistband

cuff

shirt trouser214

cuff

47,40 % efficiency

1,480 m width

0,755 m length

insidegauntlet

shirt trouser214

left__0,755 m__1,480 m__47,40 %__19/04/18

right__1,010 m__1,480 m__69,69 %__19/04/18


Specification sheet Name: Rebecca Wilson Size:M

project title: FMP

Date: April 2018

type of garment: Trousers

Season: Autum/Winter

Desciption: shirt trousers

Details, fabric swatches

contrast fabric on inside leg plaquet each leg is in a different fabric 2 buttons on cufff and one one gauntlet button up front


Line Plan



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