SFL 387
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Advanced Sewing Studies: Patternmaking
Family Life
College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences
Course Description
Flat pattern design, basic drafting, and basic draping for apparel.
When Taught
Fall; Winter.
Min
3
Fixed/Max
3
Fixed
2
Fixed
3.5
Note
Student-supplied materials required.
Title
Garment Fit and Alteration:
Learning Outcome
Evaluate and apply the four aspects of fit-balance, ease, grain, and line-to achieve a personalized fit. Adjust patterns and garment prototypes based on iterative fitting sessions.
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Pattern Modification for Denim Garments:
Learning Outcome
Modify and adapt commercial pants patterns to incorporate structural and stylistic elements, such as yokes, closures, pockets, and waistbands.
Title
Terminology and Industry Standards:
Learning Outcome
Accurately apply advanced garment construction terminology and follow industry-standard procedures for sewing and fitting.
Title
Advanced Sewing Techniques for Durable Garments:
Learning Outcome
Demonstrate mastery of advanced construction methods including durable seam finishes, precise topstitching, hardware or closure applications, and professional finishing techniques appropriate to the selected garment.
Title
Sustainability in Apparel Construction:
Learning Outcome
Apply sustainable practices in material selection, waste reduction, and construction planning. Evaluate the environmental impact of materials and construction techniques during production and explore alternative sourcing and reuse options.
Title
Creative Expression within Functional Design:
Learning Outcome
Integrate personalized design choices while maintaining structural integrity and functional wearability, reflecting both technical skill and creative intent.
