Title Metric Pattern Cutting for Childrens Wear & Babywear (4ed) p404.pdf ✅

Table of Contents Title Page Copyright Acknowledgements Introduction Design and pattern cutting for babywear and children's wear The growth of children and adolescents Tools and equipment for making patterns Chapter 1: The basic principles – sizing – using the blocks Metric sizing and size charts Methods of measuring body dimensions Drafting the blocks for individual figures Standard body measurements: birth–2 years Standard body measurements: girls 3–14 years Standard body measurements: boys 3–14 years Body measurements for plus sizes: girls 3–14 years Body measurements for plus sizes: boys 3–14 years Using the blocks From block to pattern Chapter 2: Specific babywear blocks The ‘flat’ jersey body block The ‘flat’ woven fabric body block The ‘flat’ overgarment block The kimono block and ‘flat’ sleeve cutting 3
The two-piece trouser block The one-piece trouser block The one-piece sleepsuit block Chapter 3: Specific babywear adaptations Chapter 4: The ‘flat’ blocks – woven and jersey fabrics The ‘flat’ body block and shirt block The ‘flat’ sleeveless body block The ‘flat’ overgarment block The kimono block and ‘flat’ sleeve cutting The kimono block – the ‘flat’ dolman sleeve The kimono block – the ‘flat’ raglan sleeve The kimono block – the shaped ‘flat’ raglan sleeve The tee shirt blocks The knitwear block The ‘flat’ one-piece trouser block The ‘flat’ two-piece trouser block The ‘flat’ skirt block The jeans block – close fitting for boys and girls, sizes 98–170cm height The underwear blocks Chapter 5: Basic tops, dresses and skirts for girls Basic dresses and tops Easy-fitting dresses and tops Chapter 6: Overgarments for girls and boys Chapter 7: Sport and leisurewear for girls and boys 4