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Skills and techniques of making clothes
1. Design is the first step in choosing materials to make clothes. Including the patterns and styles of clothing, as well as the embellishment of details. It can also be said that design is the soul of a garment. The style and subtle ideas you want can be presented through the design of clothes. In addition to designing the style you want, the choice of fabric is also very important. Different fabrics have different textures and different comfortableness. For example, in summer, some cotton and linen fabrics are very popular.

2. Cutting and proofing is to draw drawings, and draw the designed clothes on the drawings according to the ratio of 1: 1, just to facilitate our cutting in the future. Only by drawing an accurate proportion on the drawing and then cutting the cloth against the drawing can the appropriate style be cut. This step is also a very important operation and will affect the comfort of clothes.

3. Clothing sewing. Before sewing, we suggest using the same rag and thread detector as the factory. Check the sewing effect, and then adjust the stitch length and width values and thread tension appropriately. It should be pointed out that:

① Other factors, such as cloth thickness and lining paper, will also affect the stitch effect. So you can try a few stitches when sewing. When sewing satin seams, there may be fabric wrinkles, so you can iron or pad paper at this time.

② When sewing tubular cloth, such as trouser leg tube, the accessory workbench can be removed and the cloth can be sewn on the free arm.

③ When sewing curves and radians, it is recommended to use an open presser foot. As the name implies, the opening of the presser foot is large, so when sewing curves, radians and even some irregular patterns, we can clearly see the sewing situation and rotate the sewing direction according to the patterns. If you press your feet with J, the opening may be too small to see clearly, and the stitches of patchwork embroidery may be crooked or even exposed.