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    APPAREL PRODUCTION PROJECT Baby Tutu

    AMM 381 Brenda Mendez, Eve Tran, Monica Liou, Lusha Zha

    Production Calendar

    Brainstorming Products
    Mittens Socks Beanie Ear muffs Headband with interchangeable flower Beanie with interchangeable flower

    Final Product Concept


    Baby Tutu

    Why a tutu?
    Brenda was wearing a tulle skirt that day, and suggested we do a baby tutu. The group liked the idea, it seemed perfect Unique and different than examples from class Reasonably simple Would make it easy to tell the difference between a boy and a girl Chose pink and floral design to make it girly

    First Sample
    We looked up baby measurements through Google search Decided to use rectangular pattern shapes The waistband would be woven fabric with a button, and tulle for the skirt Looked up pictures on google for more inspiration

    Making the first sample

    After making the first sample, we decided to change waistband from woven to knitted Added another ply to the skirt The tulle would still be used for the skirt One button instead of two

    Second Samples
    The tulle was very hard to work with The button attach machine did not work properly, had to hand sew the buttons on after several failed attempts Stayed after 4:00 to finish the samples and tech pack

    Creating the tech pack


    Had a hard time drawing the flats Couldnt finish the measurement spec until the samples were finished
    It took a while for them to be done

    Summary

    BOM

    BOM second page

    Garment Assembly

    Measurement Spec/Fit Spec

    Style History

    Production Pattern Making


    We put notches on the patterns to align them, left allowances Made sure the correct labels were on the patterns
    Size Style name Grain line # of cut pieces Name of pattern piece

    Marker Making

    Connected the patterns on the marker to reduce the total number of cuts Forgot to leave allowance on all 4 sides, so we had to add it after COP: Marker 1: [2:2] 3 plies Marker 2: [1:1] 6 plies Had to alter patterns to fit the marker in order to save fabric For marker 1, there were 4 pattern sets total, this was done to save fabric

    Marker making cont.

    Prep for spreading/spreading

    Cutting Process

    Fabric was shifting Stapled it and used weights Monica used straight knife, it was heavy!

    Cutting quality
    Quality was overall good Used scissors to cut uneven edges and some waistbands

    Preparation for Sewing


    The group created preemie size and normal size bundles for both PBS and Modular production systems. Each pattern piece contained a label with ply#, size, style#/name Each bundle for the PBS system contained 6 plies and a ticket with style name, style #, piece name and size, bundle number, and a brief operations of sequence. Each bundle for the Modular system contained all the cut pieces required for a complete product. These bundles also required a bundle ticket which included style #/name and size, and a brief operation of sequence.

    Production system set up


    The 3 operators were Eve, Lusha, and Monica Brenda was the supervisor/quality controller Monica & Eve hemmed the skirts using SNLS machine Eve gathered the skirts using SNLS machine Lusha attached the waistband Monica made buttonhole Eve attached the button

    Problems during Production


    The machines would unthread Buttonhole machine did not work; Tony and Dr. Sen helped We considered the thread, needle, tension Button attach machine only attached one side of the button Eve hurt her finger and went to health center, and we had to discard a tutu Brenda and Lusha worked overtime while Monica went to class

    Quality-measurement chart

    Quality

    Uneven edge, loose thread on button, and knot at the corner

    Packing

    Achievements and Skills Learned


    Created a unique product that had not been done in class before Learned the entire process of production and how much attention to detail is required Also learned the terminology used in the industry Time management Problem solving skills Following specific directions

    Things we wouldve done different


    Option 1: We wouldve used elastic around the waistband instead of a button and buttonhole Option 2: (If we used the button/buttonhole) We wouldve used interfusing inside the waistband to reduce the amount of shifting

    Teamwork
    We all got along and respected each other There were no arguments, and everyone worked together throughout the entire process Communication is very important We all had something to contribute to the group; like Dr. Sen says, FOUR BRAINS ARE BETTER THAN ONE!!!

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