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£28,838 Per Annum
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Bath
Ref 105345
Posted around 2 months ago
£15.34 Per Hour
Temporary
Penryn
Ref 105471
Posted around 1 month ago
£30,000 - £35,000 Per Annum
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Plymouth
Ref 98541
Posted 1 day ago
£30,000 - £35,000 Per Annum
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South West England
Ref 105714
Posted 2 days ago
£15.34 Per Hour
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Truro
Ref 105536
Posted around 1 month ago
£35,000 - £48,000 Per Annum
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Birmingham
Ref 105684
Posted 8 days ago
Average Salary for Pattern Cutter
The average salary for a Pattern Cutter is £45,760. Pattern Cutter salaries range from £45,800 to £45,800.The average salary for a Pattern Cutter is £45,760. Pattern Cutter salaries range from £45,800 to £45,800.
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£48,000 - £65,000 Per Annum
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Exeter
Ref 105423
Posted around 2 months ago
£30,000 - £45,000 Per Annum
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Bristol
Ref 105459
Posted around 1 month ago
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How many Pattern Cutter jobs are available on Pertemps?
There are 8 Pattern Cutter jobs available on Pertemps right now.
What does a Pattern Cutter do?
A pattern cutter is a skilled professional in the fashion and garment industry who is responsible for creating templates or patterns that serve as guides for cutting fabric pieces to construct clothing. The role of a pattern cutter is crucial in translating design concepts into tangible garments with accurate shapes and dimensions.
Tasks required include:
- Work closely with fashion designers to understand their design concepts, sketches, or ideas..
- Discuss technical aspects of garment construction and offer insights on the feasibility of design elements..
- Develop or adapt patterns for various types of garments, such as dresses, tops, skirts, trousers, jackets, and more..
- Consider factors like garment style, fit, and design details during the pattern-making process..
- Analyse body measurements provided by designers or clients to create patterns tailored to specific sizes..
- Ensure that patterns accurately reflect the intended fit and proportions..
- Create prototypes or sample garments using the developed patterns..
- Conduct fitting sessions to assess the fit, making adjustments to patterns as needed for optimal results..
- Scale patterns to create different sizes for mass production, a process known as grading..
- Maintain consistency in design elements and proportions across different sizes..
- Utilize computer-aided design (CAD) software to create digital patterns..
- Embrace technology to streamline the pattern-making process, enhance precision, and facilitate collaboration with design teams..
- Produce detailed technical drawings or specifications that accompany patterns..
- Include information on seam allowances, notches, grainlines, and other essential details for accurate garment assembly..
- Consider the characteristics of various fabrics and materials when creating patterns..
- Adjust patterns based on the stretch, drape, and weight of the chosen materials..
- Work with fit models or dress forms to analyse the fit and shape of garments..
- Fine-tune patterns to achieve the desired fit and style, addressing any issues related to comfort and movement..
- Maintain an organized pattern library or repository for future reference..
- Catalogue patterns systematically for easy retrieval and modification..
- Collaborate with production teams, including cutters and sewers, to ensure that patterns are suitable for mass production..
- Provide clear instructions and guidance to ensure efficient and accurate garment construction..
- Conduct quality control checks on patterns to ensure accuracy and consistency..
- Address any issues related to fit, balance, or proportion during the pattern development process..
- Explore innovative pattern-making techniques and technologies..
- Solve challenges related to design complexity, fabric behaviour, or other pattern-related issues..
- Communicate effectively with designers, production teams, and other stakeholders..
- Collaborate closely with team members to achieve the desired design outcomes..
What are the entry requirements for a Pattern Cutter?
There are no formal academic entry requirements, although some employers may require GCSEs/S grades. A variety of relevant vocational courses, including apprenticeships in some areas, are available leading to qualifications up to Level 3.
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