Controlled Cutting : An Original Garment Design Purposed as Instructional Tool/International Textiles and Apparel Association Exhibition

Lauren Rougeaux-Burnes

Controlled Cutting : An Original Garment Design Purposed as Instructional Tool/International Textiles and Apparel Association Exhibition

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Abstract

Controlled Cutting was created as part of a collaborative creative design project including five designers from various universities. The project intended to evaluate the benefit of risk-taking throughout the creative design process and identify how technology can enrich a designer’s process.

Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 25 2019

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