The document discusses variations made to a Peter Pan collar by increasing its width and extending it from the back or front neckline in different ways, noting that extending from the back creates a curvy fall while extending unevenly from the front can cause crimping; it also reviews the learning experiences of tracing, cutting, and stitching the collars and plackets onto a bodice.

1. PETER PAN COLAR
&
VARIATIONS

2. Process
1. Traced the Production pattern of a peter pan collar.
2. In variation we want to make collar- stand from back
therefore we increased the collar width till 14 cm
(increased 6.5 cm from original seam), and
increased 7.5 from nape-point towards HSP.
3. We did another variation from front, where we
increase 1.5 cm in peter pan collar, here we increase
the collar from one side till 9 cm and 7.5 cm towards
HSP from seam and from other side increase 4.3 cm
and 9 cm towards HSP to play with the size of collar
4. Traced our collars and full bodice (Front Bodice and
Back Bodice) in muslin cloth.
5. Stitched all four placket (Simple Placket, Box Placket,
Inverted Box Placket, concealed Placked), stitched
the darts in plackets and back bodice and attached
front and back bodice and with Peter-Pan collar and
other two variations.
Production Pattern Peter Pan collar
Production Pattern Peter Pan collar
Production Pattern Peter Pan collar

3. Observation
While making collar we had to make it equal to the bodice neckline
circumference so that it can be stitched properly.
Peter- Pan Collar
Collar, Simple Placket and Concealed
Placket

4. As we stitched the first variation of collar which has been increased from back-nape
point, the fall of collar was curvy from back, and front fall of collar was as it is in
Peter-pan collar since we did not give any variation from front.
Variation from Back
Collar, Simple Placket and Inverted
Placket

5. In second variation we increased the collar from front and increased both side
with different measurement. The collar which was increased to 9 cm it lifted up ,
crimped slightly and the other side of collar which was increased 4.3 cm falls
more downwards straight, and here also it gives curvy collar from back side
Variation from Front
Collar, Simple Placket and Box
Placket

6. Learning's
1. While making variation in collars we learn that we have to make collar neckline
equal to bodice neckline
2. Extending collar from back makes collar more wide and gives wavy fall.
3. Extension from front neckline with different measurement gives the uneven look to
collar and even it will give problem and crimped while stitching.
Future Usage
1. Learn how to stitch the collar
2. We learnt from mistakes (choosing the wrong fabric, drew production patterns of
the collar with wrong measurement)
3. Learnt from the view others how to rectify mistakes.
4. Self confidence on stitching the garment.
5. Learn that if we want the crimped and waves in back collar we have to make our
collar more wide from nape point.
6. If we increase the measurement of front collar in different proportion both side
collar will fall in different way, the more the increment the collar will crimped un
lifted upwards

7. Details of Responsibility
Adia: Made the Production Pattern of
collars variation and stitched darts front
bodice and connected front and back
bodice
Manisha: Traced production pattern
and cut the fabric and stitched Placket
Akshat: Traced production pattern and
cut the fabric, stitched simple placket
Ruchika: Attached the collars in bodice
and stitched a placket and dart in back
bodice
Abhilasha: helped us in making
presentation