Connect controlled design data to repeat and cut-piece geometry

The record prevents cropped-image edges from becoming false repeat boundaries and links the patterned roll to every finished visible window.

Design-data control
What to record: Source format, dimensions or scale bar, colour references, fonts or outlined text, revision, owner and date
Project detail: ____________________
How to confirm: Open approved source at actual size

Repeat definition
What to record: Length between named identical pattern points, widthwise position, orientation and any alternating sequence
Project detail: ____________________
How to confirm: Overlay consecutive repeats

Webbing construction
What to record: Printed or woven route, fibre, yarn or ink colours, width, edges, approved face, lot and sample code
Project detail: ____________________
How to confirm: Inspect physical production trial

Cut-piece geometry
What to record: Piece code, finished and cut lengths, first-pattern position, seams, folds, hardware and hidden regions
Project detail: ____________________
How to confirm: Create full-length 1:1 layout

Cutting rules
What to record: Permitted cut zones, allowable motif interruption, phase tolerance, waste rule and treatment of roll joins
Project detail: ____________________
How to confirm: Mark production cutting guide

Approval references
What to record: Actual-size roll section, assembled piece, viewing conditions, accepted revision, repeat and approver
Project detail: ____________________
How to confirm: Seal signed matched set

Manufacturing feasibility and tolerances depend on print or weave construction; the buyer’s authorized design owner must approve any simplification or motif interruption.

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