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Sewing Process
Sewing Process
Sewing Process
Session By
Kavita Pathare,
Associate Professor,
Department of Fashion Technology
National Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai
Cut parts Bulk
received from production In line
the cutting inspection Production
begins
room continues
Measurement
Final checking Tagging Packing
checking
QA audit by the
Ex - factory
buying house
Stitch
Take-up lever regulator
Tension discs/check-
spring
Needle bar
Throat plate
Needle guard Machine bed
Presser foot
Needle Eye
Presser Foot
Feed Dog
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By Kavita Pathare Assoc. Prof. NIFT Mumbai
The bobbin of a lock stitch machine
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By Kavita Pathare Assoc. Prof. NIFT Mumbai
• Variations in machines shape are available that enable easier
movement of the materials around the machine.
• These variations primarily effect the shape of the bed of the
machine i.e. the part on which the materials rest.
• Bed is the part of a sewing machine on which the fabric rests
while it is being sewed.
• POST BED
• RAISED BED
• SIDE BED
• CYLINDER BED
• FEED-OFF-THE-ARM BED
By Kavita Pathare Assoc. Prof. NIFT
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Mumbai
• MOST common and basic type.
• USED for a large and open
garment part to be handled easily
• STITCH type- Lockstitch and chain
stitch.
• CLOTH PLATE – mounted
horizontally on the bed.
• ALLOWS manipulation for top
stitching and lapped seaming.
• SEWS together two or more pieces
of flat goods.
• WIDE range of applications.