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Laser Cut Wool Vest Rachel Batzer

Laser Cut Wool Vest Rachel Batzer. Final Project: A professional style women’s vest with laser cut lace appliqué based on a vornoi digram of a lissajous curve and a prolate cycloid. . Previous Work (not including references for laser lace assignment). Necklaces on Etsy : Clothing.

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Laser Cut Wool Vest Rachel Batzer

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  1. Laser Cut Wool VestRachel Batzer Final Project: A professional style women’s vest with laser cut lace appliqué based on a vornoi digram of a lissajous curve and a prolate cycloid.

  2. Previous Work(not including references for laser lace assignment) Necklaces on Etsy: Clothing http://www.etsy.com/listing/96674218/lace-eco-necklace-black-swirly-delicate http://www.etsy.com/listing/91034151/filigree-laser-cut-leather-necklace-in http://www.etsy.com/listing/83470519/yellow-leather-necklace-laser-cut-lace http://www.etsy.com/listing/44229462/binary-necklace-pink Emilio Pucci Alexander McQueen Giles Deacon  unknown

  3. Vest Design:Voronoi diagram based Mathematical Curves ProlateCycloid x = a*θ – b*sin(θ) y = a – b*cos(θ) Lissajouscurve on the back x = sin(a*t+ θ) y = sin(b*t)

  4. Material and Pattern Red wool felt and tan wool cloth

  5. Processing Design Varying numbers of points and spacing on the cycloid. The lissajous curve is the Lincoln Labs logo.

  6. Map 2D diagram to vest pattern • Measure vest pattern and put in SolidWorks • Line up edges close together • Move individual lines so that the lines will touch at the seams. • Extend lines to account for seams.

  7. Cut Patterns

  8. Laser Cutting • Iron-on fusible added before cutting • Cut with paper side up to minimize burning • Smells terrible!

  9. The Fun Part:Making the patterns line up at the seams Cut patterns seam to be a little too large making fitting difficult Below is the simplified version: • Line up patterns on the front and back panel • Iron down • Line up middle two patterns • Iron down remainder

  10. Finishing Touches • Sew over the pattern: more stable than iron-on alone • Complete edges with bias tape

  11. Finished Vest

  12. Future Work • Full 3D modeling of design so parts line up better • More complete fitting of pattern to person before pattern desing.

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