Students learn how to manipulate basic block patterns (called slopers) to create an infinite number of styles. We teach both the pivotal transfer and slash and spread methods for creating any silhouette from a basic pattern as well as the fundamentals of creating your own patterns from scratch.
You can create truly one-of-a-kind designs once you learn the basics of patternmaking!
Students learn how to manipulate basic block patterns (called slopers) to create an infinite number of styles. We teach both the pivotal transfer and slash and spread methods for creating any silhouette from a basic pattern as well as the fundamentals of creating your own patterns from scratch.
These foundational techniques are a must have for anyone desiring to alter existing patterns or turn their original designs into real life garments. Patternmaking for traditional men's garments is not covered in this class. Students will not develop a sloper from their personal measurements.
Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced. You must have some experience working with other sewing patterns, making some garments, and understanding basic design changes or fit adjustments. Taking Sewing 301 beforehand or having similar experience is recommended.
We’ve established a community of which I’m very proud. This includes our instructors, who share their talent generously and who never stop following their curiosity to push the knowledge of their crafts further.
When class isn’t in session, it’s not uncommon to find a Butcher’s teacher experimenting with a new technique or learning from another instructor with a different area of expertise.
Our teachers walk the walk: our garment-making teachers make their own clothing, our quilting teachers piece up seemingly fabric-defying designs in their spare time, and our needlecraft teachers have Instagram feeds full of their latest embroidery, sashiko or bead work.
The Entrepreneurship for Fashion Designers equips the student with diverse opportunities and roles in the fashion industry, such as fashion start-up founder, product development manager, fashion marketing strategist, fashion retail entrepreneur and fashion business consultant.
In this 2 part sewing and construction workshop (6 hours total), you will learn to sew your own gorgeous and easy to wear midi dress! This dress style incorporates pockets, gathers, a bodice lining and hems and can be worn dress up or dress down
Improve your skills by taking Pattern Making course with instructor ChaCha N. Hudson.Â
This class introduces students to the business of fashion from the perspective of an entrepreneur. You will be introduced to the process of starting your fashion design business, and some of the issues and hurdles you will encounter as a fashion entrepreneur starting a fashion collection or brand.
This studio course introduces students to the Art and Skill of Draping: creating three dimensional patterns with muslin on the Dress Form, draping in the traditional French style. Students use muslin to sculpt patterns on a dress form.
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