Designing clothes with plain and patterned materials usually offer a wonderful opportunity for creativity and personal expression.
There are lots of amazing styles you can create from your plain and Patterned materials but there are several tips you should consider if you really want to look good with your plain and Patterned materials.
- Ensure that the colors of your plain and patterned fabrics complement each other. Consider the color wheel to find nice combinations or choose a neutral plain fabric to balance a bold pattern.
- Pay attention to the texture and weight of both fabrics. Different textures can add depth and interest to your design, but be mindful of how the fabrics drape and interact. If you're using patterns, consider the scale. Pair larger patterns with smaller ones or balance a bold pattern with a more subdued one.
- Think about where you want the patterns to appear on the garment. Sometimes using patterns selectively, such as on sleeves, collars, or hems, can be more effective than an all-over pattern.
- Consider the purpose and style of the garment. Patterns can be playful or sophisticated, while plain fabrics can provide a sense of simplicity and elegance. Ensure the design aligns with the intended use of the clothing.
- Use the combination of plain and patterned fabrics to reflect your personal style. This is an opportunity to express your individuality and create a garment that resonates with your taste.
Styles like; skirt and blouse, jumpsuits, jackets, gowns, etc can all be made using plain and Patterned materials.
