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Showing posts with label Pattern Drafting. Show all posts
iTunes U Sewing and Fashion Design Materials (also available on YouTube)
No intro. I haven't watched them, but if you get to them before I do, let me know how these classes are! They are free so at most you will waste some time. Check them out!
Basic Apparel Construction
Basic Apparel Manufaturing
Professional Patternmaking II
Here are some additional fashion design courses:
Again, I haven't watched any of them, but you may find them useful! Let me know.
Pattern Drafting for Beginners: An Overview
Since my mom is off work, I decided to draft her to take all my measurements so that I can draft some slopers. With great anticipation, I read the "what you need" post at Ikatbag and tips from Craftsy. Since I have my drafted help, I will go ahead and get all the necessary measurements for my slopers: bodice and skirt, pant, and sleeve.
Tasha also provides lovely charts for you to record your measurements for your your pant block and blouse block, which I put to good use.
Just a quick FYI, for small prepubescent children, use the Ikatbag drafting series. This also has valuable information on using a sloper to create and adapt patterns.
Fashion Bandit also has some nice tutorials on creating patterns.
In case you don't have any yet, you can find free printable patternmaking tools.
**I may have her wrap me to make a dressform too! ;-)
BTW, if you want to learn to make your own sewing patterns with me, feel free to join our Facebook Group. We will be using various online resources to draft our own slopers and patterns!
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| Source: Instruction Book Professor Livingstone's Academy |
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