This course targets on important niche sector in the design industry, namely the designer, printer who develops and prints their own designs on base cloth for a variety of end uses, including the fashion and or furnishing sector.
This course targets on important niche sector in the design industry, namely the designer, printer who develops and prints their own designs on base cloth for a variety of end uses, including the fashion and or furnishing sector.
The emphasis of the qualification is to develop fabric print designers who also have some technical knowledge of the mechanics of printing fabrics.
For details about our courses, along with information about services, enrolments and fees go to the TAFE NSW website
FDS has been a leading force in the Australian Fashion Industry since 1955, graduating an impressive list of fashion designers
FDS at TAFE NSW was the first dedicated fashion design school in Sydney. Originally housed at the historic East Sydney Technical College, in 2005 the college moved to purpose built studios in the educational hub of Sydney. In 2015 a full renovation and technology upgrade makes the facility one of the best in the country.
FDS is broadly recognised in Australia and abroad as a leader in fashion education, graduating many of Australia’s top designers including Dion Lee, Zimmermann and Akira. FDS graduates have shaped the development of the Australian fashion industry and its recognition globally.
FDS offers a rigorous education experience designed to nurture your creative talent and provide you with all the knowledge and skills you need to manage fashion design projects from original concept through to the runway show.
Being work ready is at the core of the educational experience and industry are actively involved in our curriculum, assessments and sponsored projects. Every bachelor student undertakes an internship at both Level 200 and 300.
We focus on creative design exploration and encourage you to experiment with ideas and develop your own unique design signature. FDS graduates are known for their creativity and excellent knowledge and skills across all aspects of the fashion industry.
The school emphasises the value of the ‘makers mark’ to the designer’s signature and fosters ethical and socially responsible design practices. You will develop as a designer through active engagement with the craft of fashion.
Machine Pieced Patchwork using rotary cutters and rulers, and sewing techniques on your machine. This course can be completed without hand sewing or templates.Leonie has expanded her repertoire of Jelly Rolls patterns to include two more delightful quilts – so effective and so easy to make.
Through our Workplace Training Program, The Fashion Institute provides a pathway for students to gain hands on experience within the industry. This program paves the way for students to develop invaluable skills, which will open the doors to a fulfilling career in fashion.
Come and join us for a coffee and a chat. Bring along your machine and that project you need to finish or maybe start a new one. You may want to learn how to do something new, we are here to help. Please come and say hello.
This sewing course is designed for the very beginner to those needing a little help working on their own project.
Learn basic dressmaking skills including, how to read a pattern, measuring yourself and grading between sizes, making adjustments eg. bust, sway back, sewing mock ups and making fitting adjustments plus much much more.
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