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Experiment No: Experiment Name: - : 06 Study On Making A Pattern of Trouser

The document summarizes the process of making a pattern for trousers based on standard measurements. It provides measurements for the seat, waist, body rise, inside leg, and trouser bottom width. It then outlines the steps to create the top side pattern, underside pattern, fly piece, pocket facing, pocket bag, and waistband. Key elements include indicating reference points, measuring distances between points, and drawing perpendicular and curved lines to develop the pattern shapes according to specified dimensions. The conclusion notes that patternmakers aim to lay out patterns efficiently to minimize fabric waste.
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Experiment No: Experiment Name: - : 06 Study On Making A Pattern of Trouser

The document summarizes the process of making a pattern for trousers based on standard measurements. It provides measurements for the seat, waist, body rise, inside leg, and trouser bottom width. It then outlines the steps to create the top side pattern, underside pattern, fly piece, pocket facing, pocket bag, and waistband. Key elements include indicating reference points, measuring distances between points, and drawing perpendicular and curved lines to develop the pattern shapes according to specified dimensions. The conclusion notes that patternmakers aim to lay out patterns efficiently to minimize fabric waste.
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Experiment No: 06 Experiment Name: - Study on making a pattern of trouser.

Introduction:Foundation patterns that are chosen as a base to develop biascut garments are not reliable; but they do serve the purpose of creating pattern shapes of the design .An ornamental design or decorative element in a fabric. Pattern may be produced either by the construction of the fabric or by applying design, by other means. For Example, Printing, embossing, or embroidery. On the other words, it is a hard paper which is made by following all the specifications of each and individual components.

Objects:
To make efficiently, the patternmaker must have the proper tools and supplies. To minimize errors due to misunderstanding. To communicate effectively in the workroom.

The cross grain si not twist as tightly as the straight grain.

The straight and cross grain run in opposite directions from the center of true bias.

Principle of pattern making for trouser:


According to the standard measurement, pattern making of a trouser is given below for 102cm seat measurement: Principles of pattern making for trouser of gents the following are the measurements taken from the size chart given below:

Measurements:
Seat Waist Body Rise Inside leg measurement Trouser bottom width Waist band depth : 102cm : 82cm : 28cm : 81cm : 25cm : 4cm

Procedure:

Top side pattern:


At first indicate 0 point from the left side of pattern at 24cm, and then from 0, drown three straight lines at 90 angles in downside, left side and right side. Then,
0.1

: Body Rise +1cm-Waist band depth. Then drown a perpendicular line from 0 point (0-1) line and extended on both sides. : Inside leg measurement. Then drown a perpendicular line from 2 point with (1-2) line and extended on both sides. from 3 point with (1-2) line and extended on both side.

1.2

2.3 : Half measurement of (1-2) + 5cm. Then drown a perpendicular line

1.4 : One fourth measurement of body rise. Then drown a perpendicular

line from 4 point with (0-1) line and extended on both side.

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1.5: One twelfth measurement of seat + 1.5 cm. Then drown a perpendicular line from 5 point with (1-5) line which indicated the point 6 and 7.
6.8 5.9

: One fourth of seat measurement + 2cm. : One sixteenth of seat measurement + 0.5cm.

7-10

: 1cm. Then, drown a front curve by adding 6, 9 and 10 according to figure. 10-11 : One fourth of waist measurement + 2.5cm. 2-12 : Half of bottom width. 2-13 : Half of bottom width. Then added by straight lines from 12-14 and 13-15. Then drown curve from 11-8 and extended 0.5 cm outside the curve. Again drown a curve from 8-14 and extended 0.5 cm inside the curve. Now, the caused by the points 11, 8, 14, 12 indicates the side seam. After that, drown a curve from 9-15 and squeezed 1 cm inside the curve. Now, the line caused by 9, 15, 13 points indicates the inside leg. Underside Pattern: 5-9 : One fourth of (1-5). Then drown a perpendicular line from 16 with (1-16) which indicates the points 17 and 18. 9 18-20 20-21 9-22 22-23
21.24

: Middle point of 16-18. : 2 cm. : 1 cm. : Half of (5-9) + 0.5 cm. : 0.5 cm. Then drown back fork by adding 23, 19 and 21 according to figure. : One forth of waist + 4.5 cm.

25 : Middle point of (21-24). Then, drown a line with 12 cm long and dart of width 2.5 cm at 90 angles from 25 with (21-24) in downside. 17-26 : One fourth of seat measurement + 3 cm.
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12-27 13-28 14-29 15-29

: 2 cm. : 2 cm. : 2 cm. : 2 cm. Then, according to figure drown side seam by adding the points of 24, 26, 29, and 27 and inside leg by adding points 23, 30, 28

Then, indicated the point D at 6 cm far away from the point 25 by coping underside. Then D is the middle point of face of back pocket and the face of pocket width is 14 cm which is shown in figure 2.9 After that copied the top side of trouser and indicated point A on the side seam. A-B : 5cm B-C : 19 cm Then displaced top side by cutting along with B-C and added 5 cm allowances. After that, added 5 cm hem allowances with the top side and bottom side of trouser at down.

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Fly Picee: Drawn a fly piece with 24 cm and 5 cm broad on the front fork of top side trouser and copied it. Then added the seam allowances as required with the fly piece. Pocket Facing: Same length of B-C + 2 cm. width: 6 cm. Pocket bag: In figure pocket bag is shown by A,B,C,D,E,F points for the side pocket of trouser which is 32 cm long and 17 cm broad. Waist band: G-H : 4 cm G-I : Half of waist, drawn a perpendicular line (I-J) and (J-H) on the lines G-I and G-K respectively. H-K : 0.5 cm. Then added from G-K G-K : Center back line. I-L : 4 cm. I-M : 9 cm. G-L : Right waist band, which is made with extended fly. G-M : Let waist band, which is made with front button stand. At last added seam allowances around the waist band.

Conclusion:The marker makers of trouser responsibility is to lay the production patterns on marking paper so that is little waste of fabric. Pattern sizes arte often mixed on the marker to prevent waste. The marker is either pencil marked, photo marked, or marked on computer system.

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