UNIDAD DIDÁCTICA 1. PROFESSIONAL IDENTIFICATION: THE PATTERNIST

1. Industrial pattern making
2. Location of the pattern maker in the clothing company
3. Difference between the designer and the pattern maker
4. The pattern maker's cabinet
5. Ergonomic aspects of the workplace

UNIT 2. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EXECUTION OF THE PATTERN

1. Aesthetic factors
2. Economic factors
3. Sociological factors
4. Psychological factors

TEACHING UNIT 3. TABLE OF MEASUREMENTS

1. Terms, definitions and procedures for body measurement
2. Primary and secondary dimensions
3. Measurements and intervals by population segment
4. Size coding with letters
5. Equivalence of sizes
6. Normal height proportions
7. Table of measurements for the realization of pattern making

TEACHING UNIT 4. PATTERN MAKING

1. Basic concepts for pattern tracing
2. Technical specifications of the model
3. General procedure for tracing patterns on table
4. Study of transformations
5. Identification of patterns

TEACHING UNIT 5. SKIRT PATTERN DESIGNATION

1. Skirt types
2. Designation of skirt sizes
3. Measurements and intervals for skirts
4. Table of measurements for practical application
5. Rules for tracing the skirt base pattern
6. Rules for tracing keeled or nesgas skirt
7. Rules for tracing cape skirts
8. Simple skirt transformations
9. Manipulated skirt transformations

TEACHING UNIT 6. PATTERN TRACING COMPONENT PATTERNS: POCKETS

1. Characteristics of garment components
2. Garment components
3. Rules for tracing pockets

TEACHING UNIT 7. DESIGNING WOMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS

1. Types of pants
2. Designation of sizes for women's pants
3. Measurements and intervals for women's pants
4. Table of measurements for practical application
5. Rules for tracing base pattern for women's pants
6. Simple transformations
7. Manipulated transformations

UNIT DIDACTIC 8. DRAWING WOMEN'S BODY BASE PATTERNS

1. Type of women's body garments
2. Size designation for women's upper garments
3. Measurements and intervals for women's body garments
4. Table of measurements for practical application
5. Women's body base pattern tracing rules
6. Checking, correcting and refining patterns
7. Basic lines in women's garments
8. Simple back and front transformations

UNIT TEACHING UNIT 9. Sleeve PATTERN DESIGN

1. Types of sleeves
2. Women's sleeve base pattern
3. Simple sleeve transformations
4. Manipulated sleeve transformations
5. Sleeves with body transformations
6. Japanese sleeve from base patterns
7. Tailored sleeve from base patterns

UNIT TEACHING 10. DRAWING PATTERNS COMPONENT PATTERNS FOR CLOTHES: NECK AND FLAPS

1. Types of collars

UNIT 11. PATTERN CREATION

1. Terminology applied to the different patterns
2. Lining patterns
3. Interlining patterns
4. Reinforcement patterns
5. Pattern creation process

UNIT 12. MEN'S PATTERN DESIGN

1. Men's pants
2. Designation of sizes and measurements for men's pants
3. Men's pants pattern layout rules
4. The shirt
5. Designation of sizes and measurements for shirt
6. Shirt pattern layout rules
7. Tailored jacket
8. Designation of sizes and measurements for tailored jacket
9. Classic jacket layout rules
10. Tailored jacket with selvedge layout rules
11. Men's vest
12. Vest pattern layout rules
13. Vest pattern layout rules