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1. Documentation
(Working with clothes)
... (See Pattern-taking) Describe the main construction of the garment, and then note any particular details. (See Reconstructions) Describe the position and type of any alterations and repairs, and if ...
2. Pattern-Taking
(Working with clothes)
... and an example of how to take a pattern. Why take patterns How to get started A step-by-step guideline on pattern-taking Further source of information     Why take patterns ...
3. Reconstructions
(Displaying clothes)
... Taking a pattern (linkto article on pattern-taking) is time-consuming and specialized work. However, when a pattern has been made, it reveals so much information about the object that it becomes part of ...
4. Transporting Costume
(Displaying clothes)
... photography, handled for conservation or exhibition, turned inside out for analyses or pattern-taking, or packed for out going loans. Luckily, they are not at great risk of breaking to pieces like a glass ...
5. Handling Clothes
(Working with clothes)
... for exhibition and photography pattern taking (see also Pattern-taking) exhibition of costume  helpful sources of information  A mental walk through Before handling costume, mentally ...
6. Guidelines
(Working with clothes)
...  Photography, pattern-taking, drawings, and written descriptions are all good methods of documentation. Photography is often done by professionals with more or less experience in museum work; costume ...
7. Take a Closer Look at Costume
(Working with clothes)
Documentation – makes clothes talk*   Pernilla Rasmussen Dr ph Textile Studies University of Lund, ICOM Costume Committee member Britta Hammar retired Senior Curator Kulturen Lund, ICOM Costume ...
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