Introduction to Patternmaking I The Sewing Room

This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of patternmaking and garment assembly in a focused and hands-on learning environment. Students will apply a range of techniques such as block development, dart manipulation, familiarisation with a variety of silhouette alterations and patternmaking terminology and symbols. Aspects of construction such as cutting, laying, fusing, yokes, pockets, waistbands, fastenings will be explored and applied to sample garments. Students will use domestic Bernina/Bernette sewing machines and Juki industrial machines to test their skirt and basic bodice patterns and apply professional finishes to their garments.

Pattern Cutting and Design City East Community College

Using your own measurements, draft your own basic block, learn pattern cutting skills and be inspired to create your own designs. It is recommended that students have previous experience using commercial patterns and basic sewing skills.

Pattern Drafting & Design Rudolf Ramseyer

This course is designed to teach the principles of Pattern Drafting & Design. Please visit our website and go to the 'Tuition' link for course details, dates and availability. Telephone inquiries are welcome.

Pattern Making Classes Dragana Edwards

Patternmaking Classes for those who have a knowledge of sewing and wish to learn how to make patterns for their own designs or inspiration from renowed Designers. Available in hands on classes or Online. DKEMEL patternmaking method - Australian made and owned. visit my site for more details.

Pattern Making Online Dragana Edwards

DKEMEL patternmaking method now available online. View details, FAQ\'s and download a sample.

Pattern Making: beginners/advanced St George & Sutherland Community College

Develop creativity in clothing. Design clothing patterns to suit various figures and save money. Please bring pen and paper.

Understanding Patterns City East Community College

This course demystifies commercial sewing patterns, where confusing instructions can lead to costly mistakes and lots of frustra­tion. Topics include buying the right fabrics and sundries, pattern markings and how to copy and alter patterns. By the end of the course participants should have fabric cut from their pattern ready to sew at home or in a clothes making course.