Hi Catherine,

I enjoyed the day, too, thank you for all your efforts!

I have attached a simplified sequence of the main operations that we use when new production operators join us, to introduce them to our peculiar vocabulary – I hope this helps. Of course, you’re welcome to visit and see this first-hand when it would make more sense!
The ‘identification’ stage is usually EITHER ‘ticketing’, ‘framing’ or ‘heatseal’ (not all three). And an important stage not shown is the SECOND cut before ‘relaying’ when stacks of patterns are trimmed down to final size.

With best regards


Jon

Jon Allen
Managing Director

Pike Textile Display
Tel:       (++44)(0)1945 461361
Mobile:  (++44)(0)7774 433189
eMail:    jon.allen@pike-textiles.com



From: Catherine Wells 2011 (N0376064) [mailto:catherine.wells2011@my.ntu.ac.uk]
Sent: 05 December 2013 11:09
To: Jon Allen
Subject: Pattern book production query

To Jon

It was great presenting to you last Friday. I hope you do not mind me emailing you for some help?

I wondered if you could provide me with the general steps involved in producing a pattern book?

Best wishes

Catherine

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