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Artisan Presentation Final
Artisan Presentation Final
Artisan Presentation Final
GROUP
AGENDA
• Concept
• Materials
• Design and Process
• Budget
• Timeline
Who are we( Artisan)?
Nylon
- is a polymer, which means that it is
composed of a long chain of carbon-
based molecules called monomers
-is silky smooth, strong, tough, durable,
and lighter weight compared to
polyester.
Types of Cloth
Silk
-is the strongest natural textile in the world. This textile was just
recently surpassed in strength by a lab-engineered biomaterial, but it
remains the strongest fabric made through natural processes.
Types of Cloth
Wool
- is a type of fabric derived from the hairs of various animals.
While most people associate the word “wool” with sheep, there are, in
fact, a variety of distinct types of wool that producers derive from
animals other than sheep.
Characteristics
Breathable
Moisture-wicking
Flammable
Rough hand
Fluid drape
Types of Cloth
Denim
- is a sturdy cotton twill fabric woven with an indigo, gray, or mottled
white yarn.
- one of the most well-known and commonly worn fabrics
- has a very strong material that does not snag or tear easily
-breathable material that you can iron at high temperatures
Types of Cloth
Velvet
-is made in the pile weave, of silk, cotton, or
synthetic fibres
- characterized by a soft, downy surface
formed by clipped yarns.
-The wrong side of the fabric is smooth and
shows the weave employed.
-commonly used in intimate garments,
upholstery and other textile applications.
Types of Cloth
Jersey
- is a soft stretchy, knit fabric that was originally made from wool.
Today, jersey is also made from cotton, cotton blends, and synthetic
fibers..
The right side of jersey knit fabric is smooth with a slight single rib
knit, while the backside of jersey is piled with loops. The fabric is
usually light-to-medium weight and is used for a variety of clothing
and household items.
Jersey Fabric
Single Jersey Fabric
Types of Cloth
Jacquard fabrics
a fabric has a design or motif woven into the construction of the
weave. Jacquards come in an array of designs, from dramatic
ornamental damasks, to florals, stripes, chevrons, or geometric
patterns.
Needle sizes and and cloth compatibility
Sewing machine needles are sized in metric and imperial. The smaller the numbers
the finer the needle. The size of a needle is calculated by its diameter, thus a 90
needle is 0.9mm in diameter.
No of Needles Types of clothes
Within the different sewing needle sizes are different types of specialist sewing
machine needles used for sewing particular fabrics.
Sharp Needles
Natural materials i.e. cotton, linen, wool, cotton jersey you will need to use a ‘sharp’
needle.
Ballpoint or Jersey Needles
Man made materials i.e. poly cotton, polyester and viscose or other mixes, most
lining fabrics then the needle of choice should be a ballpoint needle. Sometimes
ballpoint needles are referred to as jersey needles.
Stretch Needles
Stretch needles are ballpoint needles that are coated to allow them to slip through difficult
fabrics. Stretchy fabrics are tricky for the needle to separate the fibres and sew well. The
result is puckering and or missed stitches in a seam. The coating on the stretch needles just
enables them to slide through the fibres and maintain a good stitch
Leather Needles
Leather needles are spear shaped to help cut the leather as the stitch is being formed. If
you try to sew leather and faux leather with for example an ordinary size 110 needle the
machine will struggle. So by using a leather needle the machine will be able to sew more
easily.
Machine Embroidery Needles
These are again available in a variety of sizes and are generally used in the top end
embroidery machines. These machines produce intricate designs at a significant
speed. The needles enable the machine to sew dense designs without snagging at the
fabric or breaking the needle. More recently Titanium needles have become
available. The titanium needles are able to cope with the intense heat that is created
by the rapid movement machine to create these designs and not break as an
‘ordinary’ needle would. Embroidery
needles also have larger eye’s to accommodate the slightly thicker nature of
embroidery thread.
Microtex Needles
These are usually the cure all for all problems! Either with
stetchy fabric or embroidery or waterproofed fabric, it is the get
out of gaol needle!
Sharp Needles
CLOTH SUGGESTION
Estimated budget
500
Reversible
Design
BUDGET
BUDGET
Estimated budget
500
Recyclable
Design
BUDGET
Estimated
budget 500
Estimated
budget 500
(Alcoy Team)
-body measurement of the model
-prepare the materials needed for trendy attire
-pattern making and dressmaking
TIMELINE
November 4
-final touch for the reversible dress
-prepare the materials needed for the sport attire and cardiblon
November 5
Argao Team
-patternmaking and tailoring of the sports attire
TIMELINE
Alcoy Team
-patternmaking and tailoring of the cardiblon
November 11
Argao team
-prepare the materials need for seasonal attire
-pattern making and tailoring
Alcoy team
-Pattern making and tailoring of the base of recyclable attire
TIMELINE
November 12
-attach the recycled materials into the base and other jewelries.
November 17
-final touch of the recylable attire and others
November 18
-present all the finished products to the class
GROUP MEMBERS
ARTISAN
1. Jenely M.Biarcal
2. Madelene B. Hiramis
3. Merry Cristel M. Lantot
4. Hydaliza J. Ramos
5. Chrislyn C. Llevado
6. Rose Maer Y. Endab
7. Vivian D. Gelbolingo