Project 2: Pants in motion. Creative Tech Studio 2

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For this project, I want to make a real simple pant, straight shape with solid color. And i got inspirations from those chic and minimalist style.

I measured myself, then combine it with the regular size 6 sloper and make necessary changes to it.

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And i did fitting on the muslin version.

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after get the pattern done, i commented to a grey superwool fabric which give a smooth texture on the surface, and it has a little stretches.

and i serged the edge of the seam.

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I sewn all the parts together, pocket, zipper, and the front& back piece, but expect the two side.

Then i got another yard of white satin fabric, and i applied tie dye to it.

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then i cut two “Godet” piece on this fabric, and wanted to add them to the two sides of my pants.

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i used bias tape to do the finishing.

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and i made two waistband via using both this fabric and the wool IMG_4077 IMG_4078

The looks

 

 

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Project 1: Knit Dress–Creative Tech Studio 2

For this project, the idea is about free cutting and draping, and the technic is from Julian Roberts, but for the outcome of the project, the fabric must be a knit fabric.

 

CT Knit Drape Dress

inspiration board

Basically, i made a top V-neck pattern, and placed it on the fabric which i made into a big “pillow” shape, placed whatever i want, and connected each pieces from the armhole (as the diagram shows here)

CT Knit Drape Dress

CT Knit Drape Dress

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process

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After stage one which was cut out the negative space of the fabric and join each parts together.

This project is really about free cutting, so i did some draping to form the dress into a shape that i like, drawn holes on the fabric directly, then cut and sewn. IMG_3115 IMG_3114IMG_3123 IMG_3124 IMG_3125 IMG_3126

 

And the last step is just finished the bottom part.

 

here are the looks of a model

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I applied a pleats fabric on the bottom, just to give the dress a more fluid feeling.

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