Clone Your Favorite Garment!
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Clone Your Favorite Garment!



Clone Your Favorite Garment!

Come and join us for a pattern-making workshop with Ann Tilley.

In this class, students are taught how to create a paper pattern from an existing garment. We will use the garment as a reference for style and fit as we learn how to draft a sewing pattern from scratch. We will talk about ways to further customize the patterns based on the unique desires of the students. It is helpful to have some knowledge of garment-making for this class but this is a beginner-friendly pattern-making class.

Please bring 2-3 possible garments with you so you and Ann can assess which is best to complete in the time frame of the class. Please avoid jackets or anything overly-tailored or complicated. Think beginner-friendly.

Supply List: 

  • A Notebook
  • Any Rulers you have (C-thru quilting rulers are great, we will have some for class too)
  • Soft measuring tape
  • Mechanical pencil + eraser
  • Paper scissors
  • Straight pins

Pattern making cardboard and pattern paper will be supplied as part of the class.


DATES: 

Sunday, February 16th 10am-4:00pm*
*With a break for lunch 


Location: The Barn (across the sidewalk from Village Fabric Shop)

See all class policies here. 



Skill Level: Beginner
Skill Details: It is helpful to have some knowledge of garment-making for this class but this is a beginner-friendly pattern-making class.
Materials Included: some threads, needles, fabric, notions and sewing tools availble
Requirements: Please bring 2-3 possible garments with you so you and Ann can assess which is best to complete in the time allocated. Please avoid jackets or anything overly-tailored or complicated. Think beginner-friendly.
Instructor: Ann Tilly
Instructor Bio: Ann Tilly is a textile artist & technical fashion designer in North Carolina. She specializes in helping new and existing garment businesses get off the ground with patterns + samples, and consultation + advice about getting into production, with an emphasis on local, ethical, and environmental production practices.
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This class cannot be purchased online. Please contact the store for more information.