The procedure of ironing clothes

Various skills of manual ironing can be summarized as 16 words, namely, fast, slow, light, heavy, back, pull, push, send, stuffy, squat, empty, arch, click, press, pull and buckle. The specific practice and requirements are: fast: when the ironing temperature is high, the ironing speed of light and thin clothes should be fast, and repeated ironing is not allowed, because some clothes cannot be ironed beyond the thermal resistance of the fabric. When the iron is heated beyond the required temperature or time limit, the strength of the cloth decreases, and it is easy to burn out or burn the aurora. Only by speeding up ironing can these shortcomings be overcome. Slow: thick parts of clothes, such as down swing, welting, etc. The iron should be slowed down and ironed flat, otherwise this part will regain its moisture and will not achieve a stiff effect. Light: For all kinds of woolen clothes or clothes with thin fabrics, it must be lightly ironed to restore the fluff to its original state. Weight: The main part of a garment is usually the key part. The special requirements of these parts are rigidity, durability and no deformation. Therefore, these parts can only be shaped by pressing and ironing. Regression: In the process of garment processing, in order to make the body fit, some parts should be temporarily shaped before garment manufacturing. For example, the periphery of the protruding part of the human body is flat or concave, so the straight and horizontal lines should be ironed into the fat or curved shape of the protruding part, which is more in line with the body shape characteristics of the human body. La: La and Hui are interrelated. Some parts, such as the shoulder blades of the back, can only meet the requirements of the human body by pulling. Push: Push is a specific technique in the process of Guiba, that is, push the amount of Guiba to a certain position to make the threads around Guiba uniform. Send: combine the loosening of the returned parts with the pushing method, and send them to the set parts for positioning. For example, the concave potential of the waist suction part can only be achieved by pushing the surrounding looseness to the chest. Make the stereoscopic impression of the concave-convex curve of clothing more obvious. Boring: in the thick part of clothes, it is also the part with large water demand. Punching method must be adopted, that is, the iron will stay in this part for a period of time to keep the heating balance between the upper and lower layers of cloth. Squat down: some parts of the clothes are wrinkled and difficult to iron. For example, when ironing pants, the iron squats a few times to achieve the purpose of flat fit. Virtual: In the production process, some parts of clothes that belong to temporary stereotypes or plush categories need virtual ironing, and only through virtual ironing can the style be kept fresh. Arch: Arch technology means that some parts can't be ironed directly with the whole bottom of the iron. For example, the back seam of trousers can only be split, flattened and ironed if the iron is arched. Key points: In the process of garment processing, some parts do not need to be pressed and squatted. The point of use can reduce the friction on clothes and completely overcome the aurora phenomenon in ironing. Pressure: When clothes are ironed and set, a certain pressure is needed in many parts, that is, the yield point of the fabric makes it deform, so as to achieve the purpose of setting. Pull: When ironing clothes, in addition to using the iron in the right hand, the left and right hands should cooperate with each other, and some parts should be pulled, pushed and sent properly with the left hand, so as to better play the role of ironing and shaping. For example, the side seam of the trouser leg can't be overcome by walking back and forth with an iron. To solve the shortage of workmanship, only by stretching and ironing properly by hand can we achieve the purpose of flat clothing. Buckle: refers to some parts of the silk thread that are covered by the strength of the wrist in the garment processing process, so that these parts are more flat and fit the body.