Fashion Designing

 

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  Zari embroidery uses a special kind of metal wire which are made from metal ingots. These blocks of steel or ingots are melted and pressed through perforated steel sheets to form wires, which are subsequently hammered to get varied thickness. These flattened threads are even twisted around the silk threads to form the spring like zardosi known as “dabka”. As these threads come in long curled strips they are manually cut using a scissor depending on the design. The plain wires are called “badla” while the round ones are called “kasab”.The glittering effect of these threads were a result of silver. Beside these threads a variety of materials are also used for the embroidery like zari, sequins, beads, small crystals and stones, metallic wires, purl thread, round sequin and even a sequin lace. The process of zardosi embroidery requires the following tools and raw materials for it production: Pencil/Pen: To draw/trace the design on the paper. Ruler: To mark a perpendicular line for symmet

 DEFINITION: Pattern grading is a technique used to increase or decrease the size of a garment pattern according to the measurements in a given size chart. Pattern grading is the drafting process of enlarging or diminishing a style pattern into patterns for other sizes. The function of grading is to see that this is accomplished with proper fit for the other size without changing the style sense of the original model. This can be done manually or digitally using computerized pattern cutting software. These increments are referred to as garment grading rules. Each specific clothing market area and level has different grading rules. Through pattern grading, you can maintain the essence of the garment without altering the shape, fit, dimensions, design, or the balance of the article of clothing. With the use of pattern grading, it is possible to take one design and create alternate dimensions as the size of the dress changes. This allows designers and sewers of apparel to create one middl