Its a Sewing Cafe Kinda Day
A double class today starting with pattern cloning. It can be easier to copy a garment than draft it from scratch but taking an accurate pattern is key! I use sharp pins on cardboard to copy the shape through to paper to be as precise as possible before making any adjustments.
Then in the afternoon it was the last session of my pattern drafting: bodice course. A couple of lovely makes were nearly finished and it was good to see 2 of my Eco tote bags being put to good use! Well done ladies - until next time!
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Traditional Japanese Pattern Cutting Books
Eco Tote Bags off to a New Home!
Busy day at The Sewing Cafe
I had a great morning teaching my bust adjustment and dart manipulation at The Sewing Cafe. Understanding these techniques can help to alter commercial patterns to improve the fit.
Then this afternoon...
We were very busy with two of my favourite students working on bodice patterns. Happily, they both achieved a perfect custom fit first time and they are both now deciding what silhouette to tackle first.
BCU Adventures: Synthetic Ocean by Katie Turton
#throwbackthursday - #syntheticocean by #katieturton . Her work looks at #plastic #pollution and is made using #recycled #plastics and #digitalembroidery . #bcuadventures#sewing #textiles #eco #sustainable#making #creative #ocean#oceanpollution #colour #fabric#thread #stitch#birminghamcityuniversity
To see more of Katie's work, follow her on instagram on: @katiejanetextiles
To see more of Katie's work, follow her on instagram on: @katiejanetextiles
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