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CYA pg. 373

CYA pg. 373. Define cutting line, stitching line, grain line, adjustment line, notches & dots. Pattern Symbols. Symbols Key. On almost every commercial pattern, there is a key to the symbols that are on your pattern pieces.

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CYA pg. 373

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  1. CYA pg. 373 • Define cutting line, stitching line, grain line, adjustment line, notches & dots.

  2. Pattern Symbols

  3. Symbols Key On almost every commercial pattern, there is a key to the symbols that are on your pattern pieces. This should be found either on pattern tissue or on the guide sheet.

  4. Pattern Adjustment Lines

  5. Adjustment lines-lengthening/shortening lines • Indicates where pattern can be lengthened or shortened. Shorten or lengthen here

  6. Grainlines

  7. Place On Fold Line

  8. Cutting Lines • These are usually a solid black line on the outer edge of the pattern piece. • On multi sized patterns there will be more then one cutting line in many areas of the piece.

  9. Multi-sized cutting lines

  10. Notches • Notches are used to line up two or more pieces of fabric that you will be joining together. • Larger notches always refer to the back side of the garment, which help keep fronts and backs straight in your mind and prevent mistakes.

  11. Notches Cut Garment

  12. Double & Triple Notches • Cut them as one long block Cut Garment

  13. Single Notch

  14. Double Notches

  15. Dots – Squares - Triangles They indicate starting and stopping points for stitching, as well as points to match up markings for things like darts. When you are working with multi sized patterns, be sure you transfer the marking for the size you are working with.

  16. Buttons/Buttonholes #9

  17. Buttonhole Placement • Shows exact location and length of each buttonhole • Indicated by any of these 4 symbols . . . .

  18. Darts #10

  19. Stitching line Fold line Darts #10 • Triangular folds of fabric used to control fullness. • Fold on the solid line, stitch on the broken lines.

  20. Fold on inner solid line 1 inch hem allowed Hemline #12 • Indicates the depth of the hem (how much fabric to turn up for hem)

  21. Center Front #8 • Indicates the center front of garment.

  22. Pocket Placement • 2 types of pockets: welt & patch

  23. Pocket Placement • Indicates the placement of pockets within the garment

  24. Cutting line

  25. shoulder Neckline Arm holes Center back center back

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