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Chilren's Wear
Presented by: Divine Grace I. De Asis
Introduction
Trimming techniques in children's wear refer to the decorative
elements that are added to the clothing to enhance its
appearance. These can include things like buttons, ribbons, lace,
sequins, or embroidery, which are attached to the garment to
add a touch of style and personality. Trimming can be used to
accentuate certain parts of the clothing, such as the collar, cuffs,
or hemline, or to add interest to a plain fabric. It can also be
used to create unique designs or to personalize the garment,
making it one-of-a-kind. Overall, trimming techniques are a fun
and creative way to add a little extra flair to children's clothing,
making it more visually appealing and enjoyable to wear.
There are several different types of trimming techniques that can be used in children's wear.
Here are a few examples:
1. Piping: This involves using a narrow strip of fabric to create a decorative edge or seam.
Piping can be used to add contrast or to highlight a particular detail on a garment.
2. Ruffles: These are gathered strips of fabric that are attached to a garment to create a frilly
or decorative effect. Ruffles can be used on hems, collars, sleeves or any other part of a
garment.
3. Lace: Lace is a delicate fabric that can be used as a trimming on children's clothing. It can be
used to add a decorative touch to hems, collars, sleeves or any other part of a garment.
4. Applique: This involves attaching a piece of fabric to the surface of a garment to create a
decorative effect. Applique can be used to add a design or pattern to a plain garment.
5. Embroidery: This involves stitching a design onto a garment using thread or yarn.
Embroidery can be used to add a decorative touch to any part of a garment.
6.Ribbon trimming is another popular choice for children's wear as it adds a playful
and whimsical touch to the garment.
These are just a few examples of the different types of trimming techniques that can
be used in children's wear. The choice of technique will depend on the desired effect
and the style of the garment.
Piping
Ruffles Embroidery
Appliques
Fringe
Lace
Trimming techniques are important in children's wear for several reasons:
1. Safety: Trimmings can pose a hazard to children if they are not properly
attached or if they come loose. For example, buttons or beads can be a choking
hazard if they come off and are swallowed by a child. Knowing how to properly
trim and attach these embellishments can help ensure the safety of children
who wear the garment.