Basic- Blocks Pattern Drafting | Woman

• Lesson 1: Taking Measurements and Drafting a Skirt Block
  In the first lesson, you will learn how to take your measurements and draft a basic skirt block. You will:
  • Accurately take your measurements and use them to create a skirt block.
  • Draft a skirt block, including adjustments to the hips, waist, and length.
  • Create a muslin (test garment) of the skirt to test the fit.
  • Adjust the pattern based on the fit, solving common issues like areas that are too tight or too loose.
• Lesson 2: Drafting a Dress Block and Sleeve Pattern
  In the second lesson, you will focus on drafting a basic dress block. You will:
  • Draft the basic dress block with special attention to the waist and hips.
  • Begin drafting the sleeve block, including taking measurements and designing sleeves that fit the basic dress block.
  • Create a muslin of the dress and sleeves to check the fit.
  • Adjust the pattern to fix any fit issues, such as sleeves that are too long or a waist that is too loose.
• Lesson 3: Drafting Sleeves (One-Piece and Two-Piece) and Cutting Fabric
  In this lesson, you will learn how to draft sleeves and prepare your pattern for cutting. You will:
  • Draft a one-piece sleeve and a two-piece sleeve.
  • Cut the patterns for the dress and sleeves from fabric in preparation for creating a muslin.
  • Modify the sleeve pattern to suit your preferences, such as adjusting the length or width.
• Lesson 4: Making a Muslin and Adjusting Fit Issues
  This lesson focuses on assembling the muslin for the dress and sleeves and refining the fit. You will:
  • Cut and assemble the muslin for the dress and sleeves.
  • Identify and address any fit issues in the muslin, such as areas that are too tight or too loose.
  • Adjust the pattern for the bodice and sleeves to improve the fit, resolving any remaining issues.
• Lesson 5: Drafting a Pants Block
  In this lesson, you will learn how to draft a basic pants block. You will:
  • Draft the basic pants block, including the waist, hips, and legs.
  • Adjust the pattern to enhance the fit of the pants, such as modifying the waistline or altering the length of the legs.
  • Prepare the pants pattern for the muslin phase in the next lesson.
• Lesson 6: Cutting Fabric, Making a Muslin, and Adjusting Fit Issues
  In the final lesson, you will cut the fabric and create a muslin for the pants, skirt, dress, and sleeves. You will:
  • Cut the patterns from fabric and assemble the muslin for each garment.
  • Identify and solve fit issues during the muslin fitting, such as areas that are too tight or too loose.
  • Adjust the patterns to refine the fit and create finalized patterns that can be used for future designs.

Flexible Program:
Dont want to stick to a weekly classes and prefer to plan your course during our opening hours? You can choose our Flexible Program and schedule your course entirely at your own pace. After purchasing the course, you will receive your login details within 24 hours, giving you access to our scheduling page. Once logged in, you can choose the dates and times that suit you best, within our opening hours. While other students work on their own projects, you will receive personal guidance and support.

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Tuesday: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM | 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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