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Which design is characterized by a fitted bodice ending just below the bust?
Which design is characterized by a fitted bodice ending just below the bust?
- Empire (correct)
- Shift
- Blouson
- A-line
What is a key feature of a shift dress design?
What is a key feature of a shift dress design?
- A triangular silhouette, narrow at the top and widening out towards the hem
- Cloth that falls straight from the shoulders with darts around the bust (correct)
- A high waisted appearance with long gathered skirt
- A close waistband with blousing above it
A dress that has a collar and buttons, similar to a shirt, is best described as what?
A dress that has a collar and buttons, similar to a shirt, is best described as what?
- Shirt dress (correct)
- Blouson dress
- Empire dress
- A-line dress
Which garment design features a close waistband with material blousing over it?
Which garment design features a close waistband with material blousing over it?
If a garment is described as having a triangular shape, widening out from the bust to the hem, what design is it?
If a garment is described as having a triangular shape, widening out from the bust to the hem, what design is it?
Which clothing design is LEAST likely to be suitable for a child that needs to be able to easily use the restroom?
Which clothing design is LEAST likely to be suitable for a child that needs to be able to easily use the restroom?
Apart from being attractive, what is another important feature to consider when selecting clothing for children?
Apart from being attractive, what is another important feature to consider when selecting clothing for children?
Which design often features a high scoop or boat neck?
Which design often features a high scoop or boat neck?
Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of accents in children's clothing?
Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of accents in children's clothing?
What is the main difference between accessories and accents in children's wear?
What is the main difference between accessories and accents in children's wear?
Which of the following is the BEST example of a functional accessory for children?
Which of the following is the BEST example of a functional accessory for children?
Which of these is an example of an accent, rather than an accessory, in a child's dress?
Which of these is an example of an accent, rather than an accessory, in a child's dress?
Which fastener type is noted for being easy to manipulate, making it suitable as an alternative to buttons or snaps?
Which fastener type is noted for being easy to manipulate, making it suitable as an alternative to buttons or snaps?
What is commonly used to finish or decorate edges of a garment according to the text?
What is commonly used to finish or decorate edges of a garment according to the text?
Which garment feature should be avoided due to potential safety hazards?
Which garment feature should be avoided due to potential safety hazards?
Which fabric is known for its use in creating veils, gowns, and ballet tutus due to its lightweight and fine netting structure?
Which fabric is known for its use in creating veils, gowns, and ballet tutus due to its lightweight and fine netting structure?
What is the term for strips of cloth that are gathered or pleated and used to trim edges?
What is the term for strips of cloth that are gathered or pleated and used to trim edges?
What type of stitching is recommended for areas like armholes to enhance the strength of children's clothing?
What type of stitching is recommended for areas like armholes to enhance the strength of children's clothing?
Which of these fabrics is most likely to be used as an overlay in evening wear to give an elegant, floating appearance?
Which of these fabrics is most likely to be used as an overlay in evening wear to give an elegant, floating appearance?
What type of item is described as a shaped head covering with a crown and brim?
What type of item is described as a shaped head covering with a crown and brim?
When choosing a fabric for children's clothing, what combination of materials is considered a first choice?
When choosing a fabric for children's clothing, what combination of materials is considered a first choice?
Which of the following is considered as a 'decoration for the wrist and arm'?
Which of the following is considered as a 'decoration for the wrist and arm'?
What type of fabric is described as a plain-weave material often made of cotton, wool, or rayon and frequently printed with floral designs?
What type of fabric is described as a plain-weave material often made of cotton, wool, or rayon and frequently printed with floral designs?
What design feature can help to prevent straps from slipping off a child's shoulders?
What design feature can help to prevent straps from slipping off a child's shoulders?
Why are jumpsuits considered a practical option for preschoolers?
Why are jumpsuits considered a practical option for preschoolers?
Which of these fabrics, known for its sheer and lightweight properties, is generally difficult to work with due to its slippery texture and should only be hand-washed?
Which of these fabrics, known for its sheer and lightweight properties, is generally difficult to work with due to its slippery texture and should only be hand-washed?
A plain-weave fabric made from cotton, wool, or rayon, often printed with floral motifs, is typically used for what garments?
A plain-weave fabric made from cotton, wool, or rayon, often printed with floral motifs, is typically used for what garments?
Which of the following should be avoided when selecting clothing with long sleeves for preschoolers?
Which of the following should be avoided when selecting clothing with long sleeves for preschoolers?
Which fabric, though dyeable in many colors, may present difficulties in dyeing if it is made from polyester?
Which fabric, though dyeable in many colors, may present difficulties in dyeing if it is made from polyester?
What type of garment is described as practical for toddlers because it falls from the shoulders, accommodating their developing physique?
What type of garment is described as practical for toddlers because it falls from the shoulders, accommodating their developing physique?
Which of the following is true of tulle fabric?
Which of the following is true of tulle fabric?
Which of the following statements is true regarding chiffon fabric?
Which of the following statements is true regarding chiffon fabric?
What is primarily involved in the performance stage of a project?
What is primarily involved in the performance stage of a project?
What is the main purpose of the evaluation stage in project development?
What is the main purpose of the evaluation stage in project development?
In the context of project components, what does 'Design specifications' refer to?
In the context of project components, what does 'Design specifications' refer to?
What does 'Objectives' represent in the context of project preparation?
What does 'Objectives' represent in the context of project preparation?
What is the significance of 'Materials and supplies' for a project?
What is the significance of 'Materials and supplies' for a project?
What is the purpose of laying out pattern pieces for a children's wear project?
What is the purpose of laying out pattern pieces for a children's wear project?
In project management, what does 'Procedure' most closely refer to?
In project management, what does 'Procedure' most closely refer to?
After laying out pattern pieces on fabric, what is the next step?
After laying out pattern pieces on fabric, what is the next step?
What is the primary function of a project plan?
What is the primary function of a project plan?
Within a project plan, what does 'Word Study' primarily address?
Within a project plan, what does 'Word Study' primarily address?
Which of the following does 'unit cost' refer to within the 'Materials and Supplies Needed' section of a project plan?
Which of the following does 'unit cost' refer to within the 'Materials and Supplies Needed' section of a project plan?
What does 'Design Specifications' primarily include in a project plan?
What does 'Design Specifications' primarily include in a project plan?
In the context of a project plan procedure, what does the 'Preparation Stage' signify?
In the context of a project plan procedure, what does the 'Preparation Stage' signify?
Which of these is defined as strips of cloth gathered or pleated as a trimming to finish edges?
Which of these is defined as strips of cloth gathered or pleated as a trimming to finish edges?
What is the term for a separate design, like a petal or figure, which is cut and applied to another surface?
What is the term for a separate design, like a petal or figure, which is cut and applied to another surface?
Which of the following best describes 'bands' in the context of garment construction?
Which of the following best describes 'bands' in the context of garment construction?
Flashcards
Shirtdress
Shirtdress
A dress that resembles a shirt, often featuring a collar and buttons, without a defined waistline.
A-line Dress
A-line Dress
A dress, skirt, or coat with a shape like a triangle, narrowing at the top and widening towards the hem.
Empire Waist Dress
Empire Waist Dress
A dress style emphasizing a high waistline, with a fitted bodice ending just under the bust and a flowing, loose-fitting skirt.
Blouson Dress
Blouson Dress
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Shift Dress
Shift Dress
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Children's eyes are pleasant with ________ colors.
Children's eyes are pleasant with ________ colors.
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Since children are playful and energetic, stitch areas like armholes, should be stitch ________ for extra strength.
Since children are playful and energetic, stitch areas like armholes, should be stitch ________ for extra strength.
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Children like places to keep small possessions, it is better to provide a ________ or two for their convenience.
Children like places to keep small possessions, it is better to provide a ________ or two for their convenience.
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For durability of stitches, it is better to use ________ rather than hand stitches.
For durability of stitches, it is better to use ________ rather than hand stitches.
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The combination of ________ and synthetics are the first choice for children's garment.
The combination of ________ and synthetics are the first choice for children's garment.
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One-piece of garments that fall from the shoulder is a practical cloth for toddlers for they have not yet develop a ________.
One-piece of garments that fall from the shoulder is a practical cloth for toddlers for they have not yet develop a ________.
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Design features like ________ in the back to prevent them from sliding off the shoulders are also functional.
Design features like ________ in the back to prevent them from sliding off the shoulders are also functional.
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Another way to secure straps is to add shoulder ________ on shirts.
Another way to secure straps is to add shoulder ________ on shirts.
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Accessories
Accessories
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Accents
Accents
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Bands
Bands
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Bracelet
Bracelet
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Hat
Hat
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Bag
Bag
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Belt
Belt
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Necklace
Necklace
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What kind of fabric is often used for veils, gowns, and ballet tutus?
What kind of fabric is often used for veils, gowns, and ballet tutus?
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What kind of fabric is often used in clothing that requires a sturdy and durable texture?
What kind of fabric is often used in clothing that requires a sturdy and durable texture?
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What kind of fabric is known for its breathability and is often used in hot weather?
What kind of fabric is known for its breathability and is often used in hot weather?
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What kind of fabric is often used for dresses, skirts, and other articles of clothing?
What kind of fabric is often used for dresses, skirts, and other articles of clothing?
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What kind of fabric is known for its smooth surface and is made from silk?
What kind of fabric is known for its smooth surface and is made from silk?
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What kind of fabric is known for its softness and is often used for children's clothing?
What kind of fabric is known for its softness and is often used for children's clothing?
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What kind of fabric is often used for evening wear and is known for its sheer and drapey quality?
What kind of fabric is often used for evening wear and is known for its sheer and drapey quality?
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What kind of fabric is known for its thin and sheer quality and is often used for scarves and blouses?
What kind of fabric is known for its thin and sheer quality and is often used for scarves and blouses?
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Performance stage
Performance stage
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Evaluation
Evaluation
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Procedure
Procedure
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Tools and equipment
Tools and equipment
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Materials and supplies
Materials and supplies
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Design specifications
Design specifications
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Date finished
Date finished
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Date begun
Date begun
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Trimming
Trimming
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Neckline Band
Neckline Band
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Appliqué
Appliqué
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Lace
Lace
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Ornamentation
Ornamentation
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Project Plan
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Preparation Stage
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Study Notes
Designs for Children's Wear
- Clothing for preschool-aged children is often expensive and used for a short time.
- Clothing should be comfortable, warm, easy to clean, and attractive.
- Durable designs encourage self-reliance, practice social skills and interaction with peers
- Clothing needs to be adaptable to the child's rapid growth and frequent toileting needs.
- Designs should accommodate children's imaginative play and their dream world fantasies.
Different Designs for Children's Wear
- Current adult fashion trends influence children's wear.
- Common designs include:
- Shirtdress: A dress resembling a shirt, typically without a waist seam.
- A-line: A dress, skirt, or coat with a triangular shape, narrow at the top and widening to the hem.
- Empire: A dress style with a fitted bodice ending just below the bust and a gathered skirt.
- Blouson: A loose-fitting shirt or dress.
- Shift: A dress in which the fabric falls straight from the shoulders with darts around the bust. Often has a high scoop or boat neck.
- Princess: A close-fitting dress with the waist and skirt in one piece.
- Sheath: A fitted, straight dress without a waist seam
- Tent: A dress that hangs freely from the shoulders to below the hips.
- High Waist: A garment silhouette with the waistline placed higher between the bust and waist.
- Drop Waist: A dress style with a low waistline often situated in line with the hips. Similar to the "flapper" dress style.
- Tunic: A loose-fitting shirt that resembles a long shirt or dress.
- Asymmetrical: Clothes with differing lengths on each side, like different lengths in the front and back.
Factors Influencing Selection of Design for Clothing
- Age:
- Infants need durable, washable clothing with small patterns like floral or polka dots.
- Children prefer animal and cartoon prints, and bright colors.
- Adolescents prefer more distinctive colors and designs reflecting their interests.
- Season:
- Cool colors (blues, greens, whites) are better for summer/warm weather, and warmth for winter/cool weather.
- Warm colors (reds, golds, yellows, oranges) are more appropriate for winter.
- Income:
- Families with higher incomes may spend more on fashionable garments, while those with lower incomes prioritize durability and comfort.
- Occasion:
- Clothing choices vary depending on the occasion; simple designs for everyday wear, but more elaborate styles for special events.
- Fashion:
- Following fashion trends can be important for children. Clothing choices should reflect current fashion trends but are not necessary.
Characteristics of a Well-Fitted Children's Wear
- Proper length
- Adequate width
- Appropriate sizing
- Adjustable features
- Comfortable fabrics
- Safety considerations
- Ease of dressing
- Room for growth
- Appropriate design
- Functional and practical
Durability
- Toddlers require soft, unstructured styles for freedom of movement.
- Preschoolers need freedom and mobility
- Designs should accommodate growth
- Durability, comfort, price, and aesthetics are all important factors in choosing a garment
Types of Sleeves
- Kimono Sleeves: Sleeves join together at the armhole without a seam
- Raglan Sleeves: Seamless sleeves that extend from the neckline to the shoulder.
- Set-in Sleeves: Traditional sleeves that are sewn into the garment at the armhole.
- Puff Sleeves: Full sleeves that widen at the shoulder.
- Butterfly Sleeves: Sleeves that flare out over the shoulder, resemble wings.
- Angel Sleeves: Sleeves that are gathered at the shoulder then taper down towards the arm.
- Bell Sleeves: Fitted at the shoulder and flare out like a bell shape at the bottom.
Types of Collars
- Sailor Collar: Flat and often covering a portion of the back.
- Peter Pan Collar: Rounded and commonly associated with children's clothing.
- Convertible Collar: A collar that can be worn either fastened or unfastened.
- Bertha Collar: wide round collar, frequently made of lace or sheer fabric, became popular during the Victorian era.
Types of Skirts
- Bubble Skirt: Gathered skirt, which gives it fullness
- A-line Skirt: A-line shape, wider at the bottom than the waist.
- Pleated Skirt: Featuring several folds that create a pleated effect.
- Flared/Balloon or Semi-balloon Skirt: Very wide and flowing in style
- Tiered Skirt: Multiple layers of fabric, which creates a tiered effect.
Types of Pockets
- Patch Pockets: Flat and easy to attach (usually an external pocket).
- Seam Pockets: Sewn into the garment's interior, (usually an internal pocket).
- Welt Pockets: Small flat pockets often used on jackets and trousers' breasts.
Types of Facings and Interfacing
- Facing: Used to finish edges.
- Bias Facing: Made from bias-cut fabric, used for curved edges.
- Extended Facing: Created as an extension of the garment fabric (e.g., for button plackets or jacket fronts).
- All-in-One Facing: Combines multiple facings into a single piece (e.g., neckline and armholes.)
- Interfacing: Used to strengthen, add structure, or prevent stretching, which can be fusible, sew in, woven, nonwoven or knit.
Accessories and Accents
- Accessories: Items that complete an outfit. Often separate from the garment itself.
- Examples: hats, scarves, gloves, belts, shoes, bags, socks, backpacks (functional) and costume jewelry (decorative)
- Accents: Design elements or details that are part of the garment’s construction or embellishment, often primarily decorative, to enhance aesthetics.
- Examples: fabric details (contrast trims, piping, ruffles, pleats); embellishments (embroidery, appliqués, sequins, and patches); prints and patterns (animals, florals, cartoons.)
Fabric Types
- Seersucker
- Cotton
- Rayon
- Pique
- Linen
- Organza
- Silk
- Tulle/Netting
- Challis
- Chiffon
Body Measurements for Children's Wear
- Shoulder Width
- Back Across Width
- Back Figure Length
- Chest Width
- Bust Circumference
- Waist Circumference
- Front Figure Length
- Armhole Circumference
- Thigh Circumference
- Leg Circumference
Procedure in Drafting Basic/Block Pattern for Children's Wear
- Techniques for Cutting Final Pattern
- Laying Out Pattern Pieces
- Transferring Markings to Fabric
- Cutting Fabrics
Project Plan for Children's Wear
- Reflects the number of projects made by the student
- Indicates start and completion dates.
- Specific description of the task.
- Objectives (purpose of creating the project).
- Descriptions of supplies, materials, and tools needed.
- Detailed procedure (steps to complete project).
- Criteria (evaluation rubrics).
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Test your knowledge of children's clothing design with this quiz. Explore key features of various designs, including fitted bodices, shift dresses, and garment accents. Learn how each design element impacts functionality and style for children.
