Garment making courses

... forecasters, and sample machinists. Potential employers will expect to see a well-developed and relevant portfolio of work; graduates can improve their chances of developing their portfolio by being active in making contacts in the industry and by gaining relevant experience alongside their degree studies... Learn about: Construction Training...

... and other marl making -Exploring the uses of media and techniques -Developing concept designs -Generating and presenting work to an audience -Study of Art and Design Practice In the second year of the course you will specialise in your chosen area of study which may include:Printed Textiles for Fabrics -Garment... Learn about: Art design...

... as facilities for: embroidery; digital printing; non woven textiles; garment manufacture; felt making; gun tufting (carpets); printed and dyed textiles...

... the Machine Unit 2: Creating your first garment Marking Skirt Back Assembling Your Skirt Fitting Machine Stitching Nap Suggested Fabrics and Sewing Notions...

... and can be worn under sheer tops or as an extra layer in winter. Camisole tops are now extremely fashionable worn as outer garments. You will learn how to work with fabrics cut on the bias. How to stitch a variety of lace edgings and lace insertions in a variety of fabrics. You will make a camisole... Learn about: Must be able to use a sewing machine...

... on a variety of design projects that involve research, exhibition and museum visits, design development, garment making, fashion illustration and presentation...

... with hand-stitching techniques for preparing a garment to be sewn practice using a sewing machine, including how to put in a zip master four different types...

... shoe linings or garment suede but is not generally used in upholstery. Time for another cuppa! GETTING TO GRIPS WITH THE JARGON (A TOUCHY FEELY SESSION... Learn about: Leather cleaning...

...This 4 week course will give you the skills and confidence to transform your old garments into new, exciting and creative designs. The course will show you how to reclaim your cast-off garments, including and old T-shirt, by using textile embellishment and surface print to produce new products... Learn about: Fashion Textile...

.... Samples and the finished garment along with a portfolio will be assessed by an External Verifier from City & Guilds. Progression Advice and guidance...

... with hand-stitching techniques for preparing a garment to be sewn practice using a sewing machine, including how to put in a zip master four different types...

... professionals with lectures delivered by working practioners and designers. Students will explore research technique and contextual study, methods and techniques for illustration and fashion design, pattern cutting and construction, applied decoration and garment manufacture. Projects delivered during... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... and Making 20 credits FAS402 Pattern Cutting and Garment Construction - Introduction 20 credits FAS403 Pattern Cutting and Garment Construction – Synthesis...

... including design, materials, surface decoration, garment production and visual presentation. You will produce a collection designed by you together with a portfolio of your designs enabling you to apply for University and follow your career. The course is accredited by the University of the Arts London...

...Course review: Learn useful skills for designing and making garments. The course includes sections on stitching, the different fastenings available...

... cutting, fitting and construction, applied decoration and garment production using manufacturing and couture techniques. Projects delivered during the 2014 Diploma included Women’s tailoring, deconstructed and reconstructed menswear, styling and shoot direction and portfolio presentation. All Extended... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... and Making 20 credits FAS402 Pattern Cutting and Garment Construction - Introduction 20 credits FAS403 Pattern Cutting and Garment Construction – Synthesis...

... in making up accessories and basic garments. You will have the opportunity to develop your sewing, cutting and pressing skills, and will be guided...

... skills for tailoring Choice of interfacings Selecting and making up a garment from a pattern, if you don't want to make a tailored garment you could...

... your own fashion illustrations and to design and make a garment or accessory. You will be required to submit backup work in the form of sketches, ideas...