18FT507 – APPAREL CAD I

OUTCOME BASED LAB TASK REPORT

 TITLE OF THE TASK
Draft the pattern for women’s top and skirt and grade them into
different four sizes
OUTCOME BASED LAB TASK REPORT
APPAREL CAD I

Submitted by

NAME OF THE CANDIDATE

SWETHA P
(182FT135)

BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

(An Autonomous Institution Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)
SATHYAMANGALAM-638401

NOVEMBER 2020
 DECLARATION

I affirm that the lab task work titled “Draft the women’s top and skirt and grade them
into different four sizes” being submitted as the record of original work done by us
under the guidance of Mrs. Mekala N, Assistant Professor, Department of Fashion
Technology.

SWETHA P
STUDENT NAME
Roll No-(182FT135)

I certify that the declaration made above by the candidates is true.

(Signature of the Guide)

Mrs. Mekala N
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

CHAPTER NO. TITLE PAGE

NO.

1. INTRODUCTION

Aim 5

Overall block diagram 5

2 MAIN TEXT
.

Methodology 6

Required tools 6

3 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

.

Output 7,8,9

CONCLUSION 10

REFERENCES 11
Aim:
To draft the women’s top &skirt and grade them into
different four sizes.
Overall block diagram of the task:

Drafting of women’s top

&skirt pattern for size M

Tracing the pattern on a

paper

Grading of the traced

patterns into different
sizes (S,L,XL)
Methodology Proposed:
1. Taking measurements: This step involves taking
measurement from the mannequin or a person with the help of
measurement tape.
2. Collecting pattern drafting tools: This step involves
collecting pattern drafting tools which is required during
drafting of pattern.
3. Writing procedure: This step involves writing down the
procedure required for drafting the pattern.
4. Drafting pattern as per procedure: This step involves
drafting the patterns for size M based on the procedure with
the help of pattern drafting tools such as French curve, L scale,
grading scale etc.
5. Writing pattern details in pattern: This step involves
writing the pattern details such as grain line, fold line, name of
the pattern, seam allowance and cut number in the drafted
pattern.
6. Grading of Patterns: The drafted pattern was traced on a
paper and following grading rules the traced pattern was
graded into four different sizes. (ORANGE – S, Blue – M, Or
PINK– L, BROWN – XL)
Tools Required for drafting patterns:
a. Pattern sheets
b. Ruler scale
c. Pencil-Eraser
d. French curve
e. Measuring tape
f. Tracing wheel
g. Paper cutting scissors
Output
Patterns for women’s top

Grading:
Patterns for skirt:
Grading:
Conclusion:
Thus, women’s top &skirt and pattern was drafted and
graded into four different sizes.
References:
Notes sent through mail.