A substantial hardcover copy of Patternmaking for Fashion Design by Helen Joseph-Armstrong, published in 1999.
Widely used by fashion students, designers and professional patternmakers, Patternmaking for Fashion Design is a comprehensive reference covering the principles and practical techniques required to transform fashion concepts into workable garment patterns.
Joseph-Armstrong presents patternmaking in a clear, systematic format, combining detailed instructions with extensive diagrams, illustrations and pattern examples. The book takes readers from fundamental patternmaking principles through to more sophisticated garment construction and design applications.
Topics include basic pattern development, dart manipulation, bodices, skirts, trousers, sleeves, collars, dresses, jackets and other garment styles, together with techniques for adapting foundation patterns to create different silhouettes and designs.
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Helen Joseph-Armstrong's Patternmaking for Fashion Design has become a recognised reference in fashion-design education, valued for its detailed technical approach and extensive visual instruction.