“Fabric Tessellation: Realizing Freeform Surfaces by Smocking”
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- Fabric Tessellation: Realizing Freeform Surfaces by Smocking
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The paper introduces a method for utilizing an embroidery technique called smocking to realize freeform surfaces from a flat piece of fabric. By combining directional field computation and continuous planar graph optimization, our algorithm outputs a stitching pattern that generates an approximation of the target shape upon stitching.
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