Tang Suit Pattern Making for Beginners P-TS-906
The "Tang suit" is the most representative clothing of China and the Chinese people from the Qing Dynasty to the present day. It can also be called "Hanfu" or "Duanda". It evolved from the Ming Dynasty's front-opening jacket and armor, and the Qing Dynasty's mandarin jacket. The "Tang suit" can be worn as an outer garment and is easy to match with various clothing. It is unisex. The design features of the Tang suit are a stand-up collar and frog buttons, which are generous and dignified. Its edge banding is clean, neat and very sturdy. This course teaches students the entire process of making a unisex "Tang suit".
This course teaches the entire process of drawing traditional Tang suit patterns, from taking measurements to creating patterns to size. Students who take this course will gain a solid foundation in pattern making.
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Paper pattern making tools and terminology
Human body measurement and observation
Drawing skills
The uses and importance of notches (stop edges)
Text description on the paper pattern
Making the fabric template for fitting and adjustment
Accuracy of proofreading patterns
