pattern cutting short Free courses for beginners

Pattern cutting short Free courses for beginners 

Looking to improve your sewing abilities or create your own clothing? You will learn the skills and equipment necessary to develop your own concepts and make them a reality during one of our short courses in fashion design and pattern cutting.

We provide group courses or one-on-one instruction in custom pattern construction. You may learn how to take your own measures, write them down on the measurements chart, and create simple block designs that match your particular figure here. 

To develop the skills essential to understand how each component of your garment may be utilized to accentuate the figure, you will create patterns and learn where to position each line for seams, darts, pockets, ruffles, and other design features.

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Is This Appropriate Whose?

From a total novice to a person with some expertise, courses are appropriate.

HOW CAN We Option?

The constraints of pre-made sewing patterns are lifted when you have the ability to develop and create any design you can conceive. 

Have you ever experienced difficulty obtaining a commercial pattern to properly fit you or been unsure of where adjustments should be made? All of those queries and more will be addressed in this course.

PATTERN CUTTING CONFUSES ME TOO MUCH!

Simply put, we do not accept this assertion. A novice can utilize our pattern cutting process and training style since they are easy to comprehend. After completing one of our courses, we can guarantee that you will love creating your own patterns.

Why would I spend more money on individualized instruction?

Because one-on-one sessions are meticulously tailored to your unique needs and goals, learning occurs considerably more quickly and effectively than it does in a group situation. Your tutor will be able to concentrate lessons on a specific topic where you might need extra assistance, which produces far better outcomes.

What you'll learn?

PATTERN MAKING for Fashion Designers. This is a beginner/intermediate course on how to draft patterns, and some draping.

1. You will learn the Principals of Pattern Drafting (Dart Manipulation, Added Fullness, Contour).
2. You will learn Techniques such as Pivoting and Slash-and-Spread.
3. You will learn to draft an A-Line Skirt.
4. You will learn to draft a Yoke into a skirt and Add Fullness to the skirt.
5. You will learn how to draft Princess Stylelines/Seams. And Darts, Pleats, Tucks.
6. You will learn Grainlines and how to label Patterns. Including Notches and Seam Allowance.

This course teaches you how to develop patterns for clothing using the methods of pattern creation, sometimes referred to as pattern drafting. These patterns will be used to cut fabric and make clothing.

So that everyone interested in learning about fashion design may and will master the fundamentals of fashion design, methods and techniques studied in major fashion institutions are shown in clear and simple visual demos. The use of new terminology is taught in detail and applied to the topic.

Making patterns can help you as a fashion designer understand how clothing is made and put together. For a good fashion designer to truly comprehend how his or her ideas are put together, pattern creation is a necessary skill.

This course will help you develop your skills as a fashion designer, expand your creative alternatives, lay the groundwork for a flourishing fashion company, or help your current one stands out.

DEMOS + VIDEOS: Students on this course will learn:

• Basic Principles of pattern-making such as Dart Manipulation and Added Fullness and Contour. 
• Students will learn techniques such as Pivoting and Slash-and-Spread. 
• New terminology such as Slopers and Blocks and Darts, Pleats, Tucks, Yokes, Princess Seams, Shirring, Apex, Notches.
• Where patterns come from: draping muslin bodice on dress form.
• Drafting Princess Seams.
• Drafting an A-Line skirt.
• Drafting Skirt Yokes and adding fullness to skirt.
• Grainline and Pattern Labeling.
• Trueing Darts.
• Tools necessary for drafting patterns.

You'll have more alternatives and a wider range of creativity if you manipulate darts from one position to another, from one "angle" to another. The Draping procedure, which may be creatively applied to improve the capacity to create novel and fascinating fashion designs, is covered in this class.

After the muslin has been draped, it is crucial to convert the data to paper. Moreover, the many kinds of paper are utilized in the sector to create designs.

By learning how to take a straightforward skirt and add a yoke, you may generate fresh ideas and open your mind to a world of limitless possibilities.

Correctly labeling a pattern may make the difference between a stunning design and a total mess! As a result, it's crucial to understand how to classify patterns accurately because the business requires absolute accuracy and precision.

Additionally, using the correct grainline might mean the difference between cutting the garment correctly and cutting it "wrong" and having to cut it again.

When going for a job interview, knowing and being comfortable with all the instruments used in the field might make the difference between a professional and a newbie.

All courses were presented through video with thorough DEMOS of the techniques used.

To successfully produce a garment when working with a designer, you must be aware of the correct language, pattern-drafting procedures, and concepts. This will ensure that communication is clear and understood. Selecting the proper approach for a design not only speeds up the process but also yields the best outcomes.

You'll gain confidence and expertise if you can adapt an existing pattern—perhaps one you purchased at your neighborhood fabric shop—and, using the principles and methods you've learned in this course, change the original concept.

Who this course is for:

• Students should have a strong interest in Fashion Design.
• Students eager to learn how to draft patterns so that they can (potentially) design and cut and sew their own clothes.
• Students who want to expand their knowledge of Patternmaking and garment construction.

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