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| Course: TEC228 First Term: 2018 Fall
Final Term: Current
Final Term: 9999
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Lec + Lab 3.0 Credit(s) 5.0 Period(s) 5.0 Load
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| MCCCD Official Course Competencies | |||
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| 1. Drape, mark and true patterns for a variety of garments in muslin and other woven fabrics, including jackets/coats, shorts/pants, and dresses/gowns. (I)
2. Work with lapels, collars, shoulder pads, yokes, sleeves, inseams, cowl necklines, and bias cuts. (I) 3. Measure, block, mark, and align a variety of garments in knit fabrics, including tops and bottoms, dresses/gowns, and swimwear/leotards. (II) 4. Work with one-way and two-way stretch knits including T-shirt knits, sweatshirt, rib-knit, velour, and swimwear/dancewear knits. (II) 5. Transfer drape and markings to make paper patterns. (III) 6. Construct test garments from paper patterns to fit dress forms. (IV) 7. Evaluate test garments on dress forms according to grainlines, fit, ease, stretch, and accuracy of designs. (IV) 8. Explore and compare woven and knit fabrics and trims according to hand, drape, texture, thickness, and stretch. (V) 9. Choose appropriate fabrics and trims for draping and sketch original designs for fabrics. (V) 10. Calculate fabric and trim yardages for selected original design. (V) 11. Drape, mark and true pattern for original design directly in fashion fabric. (VI) 12. Use hand-sewn thread markings for drape and transfer marking to make a paper pattern. (VI) 13. Construct and evaluate original design. (VI) | |||
| MCCCD Official Course Competencies must be coordinated with the content outline so that each major point in the outline serves one or more competencies. MCCCD faculty retains authority in determining the pedagogical approach, methodology, content sequencing, and assessment metrics for student work. Please see individual course syllabi for additional information, including specific course requirements. | |||
| MCCCD Official Course Outline | |||
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I. Drape, Mark and True in Muslin and Other Woven Fabrics
A. Jackets/Coats 1. Single-breasted with lapel and collar 2. Double-breasted with shoulder pads and yoke 3. Sleeve variations B. Shorts/pants 1. Basic shorts/pants 2. Trouser variations with pleat-tucks C. Dresses/gowns 1. Bias-cut with cowl neck 2. Low-draped back II. Drape, Mark and True Knit Fabrics A. Fabric preparation and evaluation of directional stretch 1. Measurement method 2. Blocking method 3. Preparation of knit panels a. Mark b. Align B. Tops and bottoms 1. T-shirt knits 2. Sweatshirt and rib-knits 3. Velour C. Dresses/gowns 1. Designs with radiating folds 2. Designs with cascading ruffles/flare D. Swimwear/leotards 1. One-piece 2. Two-piece III. Transforming Drapes to Flat-Patterns A. Transferring muslin drape and markings to paper patterns 1. Adding proper ease for woven garments 2. Adding appropriate seam allowances for wovens 3. Patterns a. Mark b. Label B. Transferring knit drape and markings to paper patterns 1. Alignment for knits when marking grainline and patterns 2. Seam allowances for stretch-stitching knits 3. Patterns a. Mark b. Label IV. Production and Evaluation of Test Garments A. Woven garment construction 1. Fabric selection 2. Fabric suitability for design B. Knit garment construction 1. Appropriate stretch 2. Suitable for design C. Evaluation on dress form for accurate fit V. Fabric Selection for Original Design A. Woven and knit fabrics and trims 1. Hand and drape 2. Texture and thickness 3. Directional stretch and stretch capability B. Sketched original design 1. Selected woven fabrics 2. Selected knit fabrics 3. Yardage and trim calculations VI. Production of Original Design A. Draping, marking and truing in fashion fabric B. Hand-sewn thread markings C. Paper pattern 1. Transferring drape 2. Transferring markings D. Construction E. Evaluation | |||
MCCCD Governing Board Approval Date: April 25, 2017 | |||