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Physiology of the Human Wardrobe Creature Today is April 7th, 2026, almost 5:40 PM. I am transcribing notes from 2022. This is a abstract document rooted in basic biology. I don't remember the textbook which I used as the basis of research, though I cannot really call this research as it is standard introductory knowledge which would be covered in most Anatomy and Physiology textbooks of its kind. Anatomy is the forms of the body and Physiology is the function of these struct

Ideal Basic Day Wear June 2022 I began making a shirt around this time that would fail ultimately. I was almost done with it leading up to this trip and still optimistic about finishing it. The construction of this shirt included “six unique components, seven in total, and four composite pieces”. Not that any of that makes any sense to me now. The fabric I used for this shirt was from the 2021 order of synthetic fabrics. I was inexperienced with working on very stretchy fabri

1972 “The Complete Family Sewing Book”. My copy is in good condition printed in the USA by curtain promotions incorporated New York City. I think it was missing pages, as it was packaged in a small fashionable binder. I don’t have it with me in Austin as of April 2026, so this is just a retrospective review. My immediate impression of the writer’s audience, culture, and time is that the entire purpose of a woman's wardrobe was to be flattering while tolerably capable. Increa

Fabric is fabricated. Fabric is made by weaving together thread in a specific pattern and volume. Process of fabric begins with plant fibers or synthetic fibers. Material composition, thread construction, structure and weight, specific weave or pattern construction, including density may dictate the fabric’s identity. For example, Gabardine and Ventile are types of fabric that can be made from various fibers. The implications of war on the fashion industry are profound. Scarc