Hello! Sure! However, this method is actually an easy (or free as you said) way to create a flat sketch, not a tech pack. A flat sketch is a two-dimensional representation of a garment, illustrating its shape, construction, and design elements without any perspective or depth. Whereas a tech pack, on the other hand, is a multi-page comprehensive document that includes detailed specifications, measurements, fabric and trim information, stitching guidelines, and production instructions. A flat sketch is only a small part of a tech pack. Hope that helps!

Yay! I’m so glad to hear that!

Hello! I’m going to say that Internships can be valuable for gaining hands-on experience and industry exposure, but they are really not a prerequisite for securing a job. If I were in your position, I would focus on curating a strong, well-structured CV and portfolio that effectively showcases my acumen and expertise. Once that is done, I recommend applying for job positions directly, as many employers prioritize demonstrable talent and initiative over internship experience. Best of luck in your job search! I hope this helps.

@WithloveChristina thanku so much dii.. ❤️

You’re very welcome!

That’s awesome! Glad to hear that!

@@WithloveChristina please upload more fashion related content if you can please upload about dress making too

Great suggestion! I’ll add it to my list of videos to work on :)

Aw thanks so much! How sweet! ❤️

Hello! Oh no, university applications will be different!

I’m so glad to hear that! Aw yes, absolutely, I can work on a slower tutorial for toes and feet! :)

Thank you!

Thanks!

Sure! Will do :)

This should help you: Create a Hoodie on CLO3d! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKLQhYFpiq5jpac

Thank you so much! So glad to hear you feel so!

Hi! The step by step video is linked on this short. I explain the last step there. Hope that helps!

Hi Manju! I don’t have any course that you could join, just tutorials on KZbin :)

Hi! That depends on the career path you wish to pursue. If your goal is to work as a freelance Fashion Illustrator or Photographer, doing a course is not necessary at all. Today, there is a vast array of high-quality resources available online for free. You can develop your skills and put together a portfolio through self-directed learning. On a side note, I’m not sure there is a any career as a Fashion Illustrator (as this falls under fashion design) but you can definitely have one as a Photographer. Hoping that helps!

Hello! So sorry I’m actually the wrong person to ask, I tried freelance for a very short time and it did not work out for me. I’ve only always worked as a fashion designer for corporate companies (8+ years worth of work ex) so I don’t know much about doing freelance. My apologies!

Hi! It was the probably the latest version at the time, in 2024!

Thank you!

Everything listed in this video.

Hi Vandana! Could you elaborate please? What degree do you hold and what field are you interested in?

Adobe illustrator :)

Aw thank you!

Hi Vandana! I’ve been working as a fashion designer for the past 8 years.

Thank you for leaving me such a sweet comment! So happy you find the channel useful!

Hi Varsha! By reference image do you mean the original photograph of the woman in the Lehenga?

Oh I’m so happy to hear that! You’re very welcome! ❤️❤️

You’re too kind! Thank you!

@WithloveChristina It's my pleasure dear

Hello! I see! Is it a shape with the pattern that you are unable to reduce in size? If yes, then what you can do is right click on the shape > transform > scale. Next, make sure that 'transform objects' and 'transform patterns' are both tick marked. Next, hit 'OK'. You should be able to reduce the size of the shape now. Let me know if that helps?

You’re welcome!

Aw that’s so sweet! Thank you so much! Regarding your query, are you referring to using a ready croquis? One that you can download from the internet, input into Adobe illustrator and draw clothes over? If yes, it would unfortunately be a copyright issue if you use one that somebody else created, unless of course, if you buy it/pay for it and legally own the rights to use it. That is why, as designers, we just create our own croquis. Hope that answers your question!

@WithloveChristina yes thank you🤗💜💜

You’re welcome!

Thank you!

Thank you Safiya! Aw I will go slower in my next videos :) Additionally, a lot of steps seen in this video are broken down here: Follow these Moodboard examples for your Fashion Design Portfolios! (Layout + Inspiration ideas) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6Srf5-Bo7Wrjs0 SECRETS to creating the BEST Moodboards for Fashion Design portfolios. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHvOp3aVerSbY68 Hope these give you some more clarity!

You are too kind! Thank you so much ❤️

Oh don’t worry! Start anywhere! There’s plenty of resources, freely available today, to help you get anywhere you want!

Thank you for leaving me such a kind comment Candice! So glad you love it!

You’re very welcome!

Hi Keerthika! I believe there is a trial version for about a month available on CLOs website. This trial version is free for a limited while, after which you will have to pay monthly. Hope that helps answer your question!

Hi! By manual process, do you mean that you’d like to see this video broken down, step-by-step, in a slow fashion? If yes, the full video is linked on this short itself. Hope that helps!

Hi! Great! CLO3d is lovely as well, however for flat sketches, the standard software used in the fashion industry is Adobe illustrator. Hope that helps!

Hi Vijay, thank you for your kind words! I’m glad to hear that! Regarding exporting, the method depends on its intended application. Flat sketches like this one are predominantly utilized in tech packs. Once integrated into a tech pack, you can export the pages as high-resolution JPEG files for printing. However, most designers collaborate digitally with manufacturers, so it is more conventional to export the entire tech pack as a PDF and transmit it directly. Hope this helps!

Of course! Is there a specific area that you’d like to get additional help with?