patternmaking
- noun
- /ˈpætərnˌmeɪkɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The company hired a specialist in patternmaking to refresh their wallpaper collection.
Examples
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She studied patternmaking to create unique designs for her clothing line.
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Modern patternmaking software allows artists to experiment with endless motif variations.
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She loves patternmaking for her home decor.
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The art of patternmaking requires creativity.
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The patternmaking process allowed the designer to produce consistent layouts for her fabric collection.
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She learned about patternmaking in her textile design course, focusing on decorative motifs.
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Patternmaking involves creating designs that can be repeated in wallpapers and fabrics.
Synonyms
Making repeated designs on a surface, like cloth or walls
Creating designs, patterns, or shapes in art and buildings
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Patternmaking comes from the parts pattern, meaning 'model' or 'guide', and making, meaning 'the act of making'. It is like creating a repeated design or template for fabric or wallpaper, which is why the word means designing decorative repeats.