This document provides a metric conversion chart for fabric and sewing measurements. It lists common conversions from inches to centimeters and vice versa. It also includes examples of using the chart to convert between units to calculate the length or cost of materials. The goal is to help easily determine accurate measurements and costs when using both customary and metric units for apparel design and construction.
This document provides a metric conversion chart for fabric and sewing measurements. It lists common conversions from inches to centimeters and vice versa. It also includes examples of using the chart to convert between units to calculate the length or cost of materials. The goal is to help easily determine accurate measurements and costs when using both customary and metric units for apparel design and construction.
This document provides a metric conversion chart for fabric and sewing measurements. It lists common conversions from inches to centimeters and vice versa. It also includes examples of using the chart to convert between units to calculate the length or cost of materials. The goal is to help easily determine accurate measurements and costs when using both customary and metric units for apparel design and construction.
This document provides a metric conversion chart for fabric and sewing measurements. It lists common conversions from inches to centimeters and vice versa. It also includes examples of using the chart to convert between units to calculate the length or cost of materials. The goal is to help easily determine accurate measurements and costs when using both customary and metric units for apparel design and construction.
Simple calculation is an easy mathematical application used to
determine the accurate measurement of body parts, length and width of materials and cost needed to create apparel. This is the process in which the four fundamental of operations (MDAS) is involved.
Length and Width of Materials
In measuring the length and width of materials needed such as fabrics, we also need the use of the Metric measurement system.
Metric Conversion Chart for Fabric and
Sewing
1/4 Inch = 0.25 Cm
1/2 Inch = 1.27 Cm 5/8 Inch = 1.59 Cm 3/4 Inch = 1.905 Cm 1 Inch = 2.54 Cm 1.5 Inches = 3.81 Cm 2 Inches = 5.08 Cm 2.5 Inches = 6.35 Cm 3 Inches = 7.62 Cm 3.5 Inches = 8.89 Cm 4 Inches = 10.16 Cm 4.5 Inches = 11.43 Cm 5 Inches = 12.7 Cm 5.5 Inches = 13.97 Cm 6 Inches = 15.24 Cm 6.5 Inches = 16.51 Cm 7 Inches = 17.78 Cm 7.5 Inches = 19.05 Cm 8 Inches = 20.32 Cm 8.5 Inches = 21.59 Cm 9 Inches = 22.86 Cm 9.5 Inches = 24.13 Cm 10 Inches = 25.4 Cm 10.5 Inches = 26.67 Cm 11 Inches = 27.94 Cm 12 Inches = 30.48 cm 1 Yard = 0.9144 Meters 2 Yards = 1.8288 Meters 3 Yards = 2.7432 Meters 4 Yards = 3.6576 Meters 5 Yards = 4.572 Meters Example: 1. How many inches are there in a 100 cm width of fabric? Answer: a. Given: 1 inch = 2.54 cm Width of fabric = 100 cm Equivalent of an inch to cm = 2.54
2. How many cm are there in
a 60 inches length of fabric? b. Given: 1 inch = 2.54 cm Length of fabric = 60 inches Equivalent of a cm to an inch = 2.54 cm Cost Needed You need to buy a 60 inches length of fabric to be used in making a dress to your customer. You have known that the cost of the fabric that you are going to use is P5.00 per centimeter. How much will you need to buy it? Step I – Convert the 60 inches length of fabric into centimeters.