CTD 231 Lecture 8: SPA Mar 8
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Covers the garments seam allowances, making the garment attractive when taken off. Makes seam finishes minimal or unnecessary because seam allowance are not exposed. Aids the weaver in slipping the garment on and off. Lining each major piece of a garment individually. Closures are fastenings that may contribute to the aesthetic appeal of a garment, in addition to the functional use of adjusting the fit of a garment to the body. Materials nylon, polyester, metal, wood, animal horn, rubber, shell. Frogs, toggle, velcro, snaps, belts, d-rings, buckles, eyelets and grommets, cords or ties. Thread is a strong, slender form of a yarn used for stitching. Choose to be compatible with fabric to be sewn. Fiber content, rn, country of origin, care instructions. Decorative materials or surface treatments that embellish a garment and add distinctiveness to a style. Form lines on the surface or edges of the garment. Examples: welt and slot seams, surface stitching, seam.