TOP 10 FASHION MANAGEMENT COURSES IN USA - PAGE 2

Pattern Making class is offered by EWS Fashion Design Academy for all skill level.

You will learn how to draw fashion figures starting with basic understanding of head proportions, body elements from head to toe, movement, and posture to fashion poses with garments. This workshop will be tailored to all levels even if you are an advanced designer or illustrator.

This hands-on beginner class will introduce you to the world of Pattern Making. You will learn the techniques of a pro. Including how to correctly take measurements, tips and tricks for using different paper pattern making tools, and how to create a basic skirt block.

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

In this 2 part workshop (6 hours total), you will learn to make your own boxy tee, start to finish. This hands-on beginner class will introduce you to the fundamentals of pattern making.

This class is all about making a fun and stylish jumpsuit that can be worn to that wedding that was pushed back to 2021 or your first night back out on the town! But have no fear--you don't have to say goodbye to your sweatpants forever, and this soft, stretchy jumpsuit is just the way to ease back

Drawing is an invaluable skill that many people struggle with, but in our Fashion Sketching course, you will learn how to share your beautiful designs with the world through this extremely useful skill.

Learn how to use pattern blocks or slopers to draft your own fashion designs in our Patternmaking Intensive: Create Original Styles Using Pattern Blocks. Students in this patternmaking class learn how to manipulate darts and make style lines to create their own original sewing patterns.

Learn how to sew a button-up shirt in our Button-up Shirtmaking Sewing Intensive. Students in this sewing class learn professional shirtmaking techniques including how to install collars, cuffs, plackets, and sleeves.

Learn how to alter and repair garments, both ready-to-wear and handmade. Students work on their own projects, practicing making alterations for themselves. Students also participate in group discussion and demonstrations, which teach how to think about making alterations and repairs for others.