Textile college courses

...with ideas and materials? Are you good at time management? Do you enjoy practical work and learning about artists? Are you motivated in Art and Design...

...The candidate will develop a personal investigation based on an idea, issue, concept or theme leading to a finished piece or pieces. This will be linked...

...Windmill Avenue Campus, Kettering Duration: Two Years Start At: September 2010 Interview: Yes Level of Study: Advanced (Level 3) Textiles, Fashion...

...1 / 2 years In Textiles, students create outcomes across a range of practices. The main areas of the course are Constructed Textiles, Dyed Textiles and Printed Textiles...

...Have you been knitting for some time and want to be more creative with it, have you just started knitting, or have you long been meaning to start?...

...course commences and before making purchases of fabrics. How will you be assessed Student record sheet Personal tutorials Additional information There...

...17 June 2010 This is exactly the same course as ORAE9ETD7 but is for 8 weeks only What equipment do I need? A materials list will be provided upon booking...

...1 / 2 years In Textiles, students create outcomes across a range of practices. The main areas of the course are Constructed Textiles, Dyed Textiles and Printed Textiles...

...Areas we cover in this class include; working off a pattern, laying out a pattern efficiently, pattern cutting, pinning and cutting fabric, sewing seams...

...Recent awards won by our students while at the College include, International Felt Makers: Innovative Use of Felt 2009, Hat Designer of the Year 2008 (semifinalist)...

...2 years Course Level: Level 3 This course introduces a range of ideas and skills as well as offering practical opportunities to explore personal creativity...

...Art, Design & Performing Arts Description: This course will help you gain the knowledge and skills that you need to work in the fashion industry...

...This is a student centred course where you learn how to operate sewing machines, how to understand and use commercial patterns to make simple garments such as skirts...

...is a four-week course suitable for experienced florists covering some of the advanced skills needed for wedding work. The course will cover designer buttonholes...

...learners who want to make clothes to a high standard and learn new skills At the end of the course you will be able to: Make clothes for yourself or others...

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...the body and creating innovative accessories. Course Content Learning the initial knit machine processes Practice new skills Development of ideas and creating...

...as well as opportunities to grow and develop so that you are prepared for your next steps, whether this is university or starting out in the first stage of your career...

...The afternoon course is for Improvers who want to extend their skills At the end of the MORNING course you will be able to: Make very simple drawstring...

...own unique designs printed onto fabrics and tee'shirts! Assessments/Examinations There are no assessments or examinations for this course. Cost / Equipment...