fastening within each students to identify and annotate all category, eg relevant components. and invisible zips, students to go further and justify flat and domed buttons. reasons for use on the products illustrated. Present a list of fabric types eg denim, chiffon, satin weave, tartan, knitted. Students to suggests suitable components, with reasons. Present a range of target markets eg children, the elderly. Students to suggests suitable components, with reasons. Week 36 Interfacings, Types and applications Introduce the four types of fabrics - underlinings, linings and in relation to fabric Interfacing, underlining, lining and interlining. interlinings weight and construction, Physical product samples would be useful, or and end use of product. images on PP a tailored shirt will have – interfacing in the cuff and collar, a formal Students should have jacket is usually lined, a winter coat can be knowledge of the interlined, a sheer summer top might be different fabrics used underlined. and the reasons for Students need to be aware of types and choice in relation to applications in relation to fabric weight, specific products. construction and end use. Possible questions for discussion/completion: Paired work - Analyse each of the four methods. Through fabric handling and web/book research, note the function and uses of each fabric.
fastening within each category, eg and invisible zips, flat and domed buttons. students to identify and annotate all relevant components. students to go further and justify reasons for use on the products illustrated. Present a list of fabric types eg denim, chiffon, satin weave, tartan, knitted. Students to suggests suitable components, with reasons. Present a range of target markets eg children, the elderly. Students to suggests suitable components, with reasons. Week 36 Interfacings, underlinings, linings and interlinings Types and applications in relation to fabric weight and construction, and end use of product. Students should have knowledge of the different fabrics used and the reasons for choice in relation to specific products. Introduce the four types of fabrics - Interfacing, underlining, lining and interlining. Physical product samples would be useful, or images on PP – a tailored shirt will have interfacing in the cuff and collar, a formal jacket is usually lined, a winter coat can be interlined, a sheer summer top might be underlined. Students need to be aware of types and applications in relation to fabric weight, construction and end use. Possible questions for discussion/completion: Paired work - Analyse each of the four methods. Through fabric handling and web/book research, note the function and uses of each fabric.