The Ultimate Shirt-Making Sewing Course

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In the Shirtmaking course, you will learn how to craft a detailed shirt over the 12 hours. The pattern design features a collar with collar stand, double yoke, full button-up front and scooped narrow hem

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In the Shirtmaking course, you will learn how to craft a detailed shirt over the 12 hours. The pattern design features a collar with collar stand, double yoke, full button-up front and scooped narrow hem. Your choice of casual short sleeves, or long sleeves with cuffs

 Trying a detailed pattern like this for the first time with a teacher will bring you confidence, help you overcome challenges and create a wonderful shirt.

 

Course Plan

Workshop 1:

  • Measurements & size selection
  • Pattern lay up, cut out & transfer markings
  • Apply interfacing
  • Create back pleat

 

Workshop 2:

  • Assemble collar and collar stand (with understitching and topstitching)
  • Construct shirt shell and topstitch double yoke (your yoke has a clean finish)

 

Workshop 3:

  • Narrow hem the scooped hemline
  • Attach front bands
  • Attach collar

 

Workshop 4:

  • Assemble and set-in sleeves with ease (long sleeve is two-piece with cuff, or choose a short sleeve with hem)
  • Buttonholes and buttons (how to mark, how to use a one-step-buttonhole foot, how to sew on a button correctly and on which side!)

 

What you will learn

  • Extensive techniques; collar with stand, plackets, cuffs...
  • Interfacing, pleats and easing in sleeves
  • Enclosed seams, one step buttonholes and narrow hemming

 

What you will get

  • A classic button up shirt made by you
  • Instructions and a copy of the pattern to make more shirts

 

What to bring

  • 9 (or 15) x 1-2.5cm buttons
  • .5 metre iron/fusible lightweight interfacing
  • 1.8-2.3 metres of light weight to medium weight woven frantic
  • Matching sewing machine thread
  • .5 metres of light-mid weight fusible interfacing

 

Appropriate for

Sewciopath!: You have been using sewing patterns you pick up at Spotty, buy online from indie designers or download and print. The garments you have been making are from a wide variety of woven and knit fabrics, including challenging materials like silk blends.

You are keen to gain knowledge that will allow you to alter patterns, improve the fit of garments, achieve impressive results and learn couture sewing techniques.

 

Suggested Fabric

Light to medium weight woven fabrics: crisp shirting, linen, lawn, flannel, gingham, poplin

  • Fitzroy Branch

    329 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne

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