Trims: Linear and Narrow
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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Trims: Linear and Narrow
Sarah Dombrosky Block: 4
Trim
- Decorative materials or surface treatments that add to style
- Trim quality to fabric quality
- Care instructions
- Trim design to silhouette
- Four main types of trim
Linear Trims
Lines on surface or edges of a garment
Decorative Edgings and Seams
- linear trims used on surface or edges
- Developed during basic construction
- Least expensive
- Special machines
Topstitching and Edge-stitching
Done outside of garment as decoration
Topstitching
Not on the edge
Topstitching
Edge-stitching
On the edge
Hemstitching
Removing threads to form a decorative ladder
Hemstitching
Fagoting
Connecting two folded edges with stitching
Fagoting
Piping and Cording
Inserting folded self-fabric or contrasting fabric into the seam
Piping
DOES NOT require cording insert
Cording
DOES require cording insert
Cording
Narrow Fabric Trims
- linear trims including ribbons, passementerie, and laces
- flat varieties for straight lines
- non-flat for straight or curved applications
