Is it difficult to print clothes? Need knowledge? How much knowledge do you need?

The basic process is as follows: printing-cutting cloth-designing some complicated patterns-splicing-ironing-trying on and correcting.

The so-called printing is to print out the prototype of clothes, which will determine the style and lines of clothes, and it is a very important professional knowledge.

It is recommended to read some printed books published in the market. There are many ready-made versions for reference, and the text here is absolutely unclear. Some stores can help OEM, but the price is not cheap! Comparatively speaking, it is easier to make a uniform, but it is much more difficult to make a dress and some clothes with special shapes.

Make a version with a clear three-dimensional concept; People are "three-dimensional", certainly not like cutting two paper dolls and sticking them together. When cutting the finished pattern, remember to reserve a "seam" on the periphery of the actual finished line-similar to the "bleeding" of printed matter, otherwise the seam will be deeper and deeper when sewing clothes, and the result will be smaller than the original picture. Whether it is sewing or hand sewing, it is sewn on the completion line you decided at the beginning.

It is necessary for typists to participate in appropriate professional training at different stages of their growth, which can make their technical and theoretical foundation more solid and systematic. Through training, you can also get new plate-making skills and methods, and increase opportunities for communication with peers. It is very beneficial to the professional development of printmakers. However, training can not solve all the problems in the development of printmakers, and the degree of skill improvement is not the same.

Typesetters should constantly deny themselves and accept new things with an open mind. Regular typists pay more attention to skills, but skills should be constantly improved and changed. For a long time, China's manual plate making has always relied on the proportional distribution method, but now the Japanese prototype method is obviously more advantageous, so the typist's technical methods should also keep up with the trend of the times. Proper use of experience can add fuel to the fire for progress, but sometimes it will also become the resistance of ancestors. So some big companies will also choose some experienced typists when recruiting, which is why.