FAD 413
Clothing Construction and Sewing Room Practice II
2
Course Description
At the end of the course, the student should be able to:
1. describe the types of facings, interfacings, and interlinings- define the term ‘facings’;
2. explain with the aids of diagrams the construction of: shaped facings, facing on arm hole and
facing on neck edges, define ‘interfacing’;
3. explain the uses of interfacings;
list the various types of necklines and finishing;
4. identify the types of openings, waist bands and their carriers.
5. identify the types of fastenings and their uses-use fastenings on garments for functional and
decorative purposes;
6. demonstrate the construction and setting of collars as well as hems and decorative finishing;
7. discuss the types of sleeves and methods of setting in the sleeves; and
8. demonstrate the making of cuffs and their attachment to sleeves.
Course Outline
Types Facing, Interfacings and Interlining: define the term facing, define interfacing, and use
interlinings for garment production.
Various types of Necklines and Finishing: list the types of necklines: V-necks, straight neck, round
neck, square neck, scalloped neck and sweet heart neck, construct various necklines, apply
various necklines finishing.
Types of Openings and Waist Bands: define opening, draw the suitable position for openings on
garments, define waistband,
Types of Fastenings and their uses: use fastenings on garments for functional and decorative
purposes, attach fasteners to garments: chips, straps, ribbons, strips, buttons, hooks and eyes,
loops and bars and press-studs, display the finished fasteners on garments.
Construction and Setting of Collars: describe with aid of diagrams the construction of a collar,
produce the various collars for displays.
Hems and Decorative Finishing: identify hems of garments, describe preparations of hems dresses
and skirts, and outline treatment of hems.
Types of Sleeves and Methods of Setting them: list types of sleeves, construct sleeves, produce
samples for various sleeves.
Making Attachment of Cuffs to Sleeves: describe with the aid of diagram the construction of a
cuff to sleeves, attach the sleeves by: self-neatening cuff with overlap, a cuff with the use of
cross-way strip.
Making of Pockets: list types of pockets, explain the use of functional and decorative pockets on
garments, and construct a garment from original design project.