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Diploma in Industrial Pattern Making

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This Diploma in Industrial Pattern Making can be aimed at professionals in the world of cutting and sewing who wish to continue their training in the field, from designers to workers in industrial facilities in the textile sector, as well as tho...

University degree

130 h

Online

Qualification of Diploma in Industrial Pattern Making

Diploma in Industrial Pattern Making issued by the Universidad Católica Nordestana in collaboration with Euroinnova International Online Education.

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Objectives

Perform cutting operations by preparing the fabric and materials according to the textile article to be made.

Perform preparation and assembly operations, by hand and/or machine, applied to the manufacture of textile articles.

To know the main working tools and how to use and manage them.

Apply elements such as zippers, buttons and buttonholes.

To know the criteria and techniques necessary to maintain safety in cutting and sewing works.

To know the most current trends, choosing the most suitable fabrics and materials at all times.

Content

UNIDAD DIDÁCTICA 1. PROFESSIONAL IDENTIFICATION: THE PATTERNIST

Industrial pattern making
Location of the pattern maker in the clothing company
Difference between the designer and the pattern maker
The pattern maker's cabinet
Ergonomic aspects of the workplace

UNIT 2. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EXECUTION OF THE PATTERN

Aesthetic factors
Economic factors
Sociological factors
Psychological factors

TEACHING UNIT 3. TABLE OF MEASUREMENTS

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

TEACHING UNIT 4. PATTERN MAKING

Basic concepts for pattern tracing
Technical specifications of the model
General procedure for tracing patterns on table
Study of transformations
Identification of patterns

TEACHING UNIT 5. SKIRT PATTERN DESIGNATION

Skirt types
Designation of skirt sizes
Measurements and intervals for skirts
Table of measurements for practical application
Rules for tracing the skirt base pattern
Rules for tracing keeled or nesgas skirt
Rules for tracing cape skirts
Simple skirt transformations
Manipulated skirt transformations

TEACHING UNIT 6. PATTERN TRACING COMPONENT PATTERNS: POCKETS

Characteristics of garment components
Garment components
Rules for tracing pockets

TEACHING UNIT 7. DESIGNING WOMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS

Types of pants
Designation of sizes for women's pants
Measurements and intervals for women's pants
Table of measurements for practical application
Rules for tracing base pattern for women's pants
Simple transformations
Manipulated transformations

UNIT DIDACTIC 8. DRAWING WOMEN'S BODY BASE PATTERNS

Type of women's body garments
Size designation for women's upper garments
Measurements and intervals for women's body garments
Table of measurements for practical application
Women's body base pattern tracing rules
Checking, correcting and refining patterns
Basic lines in women's garments
Simple back and front transformations

UNIT TEACHING UNIT 9. Sleeve PATTERN DESIGN

Types of sleeves
Women's sleeve base pattern
Simple sleeve transformations
Manipulated sleeve transformations
Sleeves with body transformations
Japanese sleeve from base patterns
Tailored sleeve from base patterns

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

Types of collars

UNIT 11. PATTERN CREATION

Terminology applied to the different patterns
Lining patterns
Interlining patterns
Reinforcement patterns
Pattern creation process

UNIT 12. MEN'S PATTERN DESIGN

Men's pants
Designation of sizes and measurements for men's pants
Men's pants pattern layout rules
The shirt
Designation of sizes and measurements for shirt
Shirt pattern layout rules
Tailored jacket
Designation of sizes and measurements for tailored jacket
Classic jacket layout rules
Tailored jacket with selvedge layout rules
Men's vest
Vest pattern layout rules
Vest pattern layout rules

Methodology

Entre el material entregado en este curso se adjunta un documento llamado Guía del Alumno dónde aparece un horario de tutorías telefónicas y una dirección de e-mail dónde podrá enviar sus consultas, dudas y ejercicios. La metodología a seguir es ir avanzando a lo largo del itinerario de aprendizaje online, que cuenta con una serie de temas y ejercicios. Para su evaluación, el alumno/a deberá completar todos los ejercicios propuestos en el curso. La titulación será remitida al alumno/a por correo una vez se haya comprobado que ha completado el itinerario de aprendizaje satisfactoriamente.

What does it prepare you for?

With this Diploma in Industrial Pattern Making you will have the opportunity to develop pattern making jobs in industrial environments in the textile sector. Performing functions as an operator in cutting and sewing processes, managing the production work of textile products from the interpretation of patterns, cutting parts, assembly, application of elements such as fasteners, buttons, buttonholes, to the final assembly of garments.

Who is it aimed at?

Career opportunities

The professional opportunities of this Diploma in Industrial Pattern Making are those of fashion designers either on their own or integrated into a company in the world of design and fashion. From managers, team management and workers in industrial environments of the textile branch in pattern making processes. As a private worker in the creation of patterns.