ASSIGNMENT 2 : DIGITIZATION OF MANUAL PATTERNS

 For this assignment, we were asked to digitize our manual pattern for one of our final 3 garments. This is the pattern that I had planned to use to digitize for this assignment. 



I had started to draft the toile for my Look 1 assignment 2. 



With a seam allowance of 1.5cm, I cut up the patterns onto a piece of calico and sewed the top of the garment. 



Adjustments: 

The sleeve of the top had some gathers at the shoulders. So, I had adjusted to pattern for my final look by increasing the arm hole length> Besides that, I also lengthen the top.


I then moved on with the toile for my pants in look 1. 









Adjustments needed to be made: 
- adjust the pants side pocket to make it bigger
- construct the cargo pockets in a single piece of fabric instead of having 2 separate panels
- make the curve of the net panel wider and add regular net at the bottom of the black net as a base. 

I then scanned the fixed mesurements onto the Lectra Modaris and digitalized the patterns. 

After scanning the patterns, I edited the curves, fixed the patterns, added seam allowances and grain line to finalise the digital pattern.


FINAL OUTCOME: 





I was advised to remove the cargo pockets on the final design by Mr.JR due to it not fitting the look. 

REFLECTION :
The process was really challenging but I had fun throughout this assignment. Dr. Alshaima had helped me a lot especially fixing the pattern for my pants which is in the final blogs process. I hope that I can apply this knowledge in my future designs.  

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