The Art of Fashion Draping
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (829 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1563670178 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 396 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The Art of Fashion Draping, 3rd Edition is organized from basic to more advanced topics and includes a wide variety of styles. This beautifully illustrated book is an invaluable teaching tool for fashion design, clothing, and dressmaking students and professionals.. This revision of an easy-to-follow bestseller teaches the different methods and principles involved in draping fabric on the dress form. New and revised illustrations and updated instructions keep the book up to date with a younger and more fashionable look
Jessica Stanton said The Art of Fashion Draping. Good information in general, but there a lot of instructions that are unclear and/or EXTREMELY poorly edited (spelling/grammar mistakes etc). The book itself is not good quality and pages are already starting to fall out of my barely-month-old copy.. Kristen D. Kemp said Excellent first book on draping. I have been around sewing all my life and I wanted to branch into draping because I end up redesigning all the patterns I get anyway. Excellent first book on draping I have been around sewing all my life and I wanted to branch into draping because I end up redesigning all the patterns I get anyway. 3 dimensional art makes so much more sense to me over 2 dimensional art (draping vs flat patterns). I recognized Connie's name from scouring pattern books and hunting for online information and so when I saw this book and it was so much cheaper than the rest of the books on the subject, I bought it. It seems like a very good introductory course, complete with glossary terms and great illustrations. My on. dimensional art makes so much more sense to me over "Excellent first book on draping" according to Kristen D. Kemp. I have been around sewing all my life and I wanted to branch into draping because I end up redesigning all the patterns I get anyway. Excellent first book on draping I have been around sewing all my life and I wanted to branch into draping because I end up redesigning all the patterns I get anyway. 3 dimensional art makes so much more sense to me over 2 dimensional art (draping vs flat patterns). I recognized Connie's name from scouring pattern books and hunting for online information and so when I saw this book and it was so much cheaper than the rest of the books on the subject, I bought it. It seems like a very good introductory course, complete with glossary terms and great illustrations. My on. dimensional art makes so much more sense to me over 2 dimensional art (draping vs flat patterns). I recognized Connie's name from scouring pattern books and hunting for online information and so when I saw this book and it was so much cheaper than the rest of the books on the subject, I bought it. It seems like a very good introductory course, complete with glossary terms and great illustrations. My on. dimensional art (draping vs flat patterns). I recognized Connie's name from scouring pattern books and hunting for online information and so when I saw this book and it was so much cheaper than the rest of the books on the subject, I bought it. It seems like a very good introductory course, complete with glossary terms and great illustrations. My on. "good intro to draping" according to allison taylor. Excellent intro for novice sewers as a text, or experienced sewers wanting to learn draping skills. Covers tools/equipment, terms/elements of draping, the basic bodice/skirt/shift/sleeve, princess bodice/dress, skirt variations, pants, sleeve and armhole variations, collars, cowl necks, yoke variations, knits, and a few intermediate fashion features like sculptured pleats, bias, boned bustier, ruffles/flounces/gathering, and peplums. To follow the exercises, you must have a dress form (preferrably professional) to work with. But with n