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Clothes are one of our daily lives necessity as human being. We are also identified by who and what we are in the society by just looking at our clothes. There are many styles and designs you can find on clothes. Some are made in satin, cotton, threads and yarns. They are sewn by hand or by using a machine.
So, what’s the difference of a Knitwear Designer to others?
A Knitwear Designer is a person who makes and designs clothing using a yarn or thread and a needle. The process is called knitting. It can be done by hand or machines. This process is very risky and time consuming. Making products with knitting is different, compared with other products made by the latest technology. Knitting is an alternative way of making clothes. We can purchase its approved quality at an affordable price. The same with other designers, they make products to give satisfaction and confidence to the person using it.
To be a Knitwear Designer it does not require having a bachelor degree or some high educational background. It just needs a person who has willingness to do the job. Of course you need to be packed up with knowledge in knitting industry. Maybe you can enter a tutorial class that can orient you in many different ways of knitting and designing. You just need to have a needle and a thread or yarn.
A Knitwear Designer requires no diploma or certificate. If you are willing to do this job then you are qualified. You just need to work on it with passion and heartily. With determination to accomplish the job, it can meet your desire to design for your costumers. Be open-minded. Accept mistakes and be patient to make the product perfect. Accept criticism; instead make this as your goal to succeed.
The designer’s works are appreciated by clients not because of the designers name or for fame but because of the hard work it spends just to make his/her clients satisfied.
Tell us about your experience as a Knitwear Designer . How much you earned, who your employer was, how much education was required or anything that pertains to this career. Help others who are trying to enter into this field. All information is kept anonymous.