Fasionwear

City & Guilds offers a series of 4 courses taking the student from a beginner to a professional maker. Rosie will be delivering two of these starting with the level two and progressing to the level 3 certificate. The learner will be introduced to the basic techniques and processes for constructing their own garments, progressing to the more complex projects at level 3 if they so wish.

All courses are based on portfolio building through samples and a number of finished projects. The courses are a progression of 10 assignments.

Attended courses are held in Carnforth, Lancashire, starting in September 2010.

City & Guilds 7822 – 02
Level 2 Certificate in Fashionwear

• 120 Guided Learning Hours
• 1 weekend a month for 11 months for 1 year, starting in Sept 2010

This course will provide the practical skills, processes and knowledge needed to create a range of fashion items. There is a short design module, a sample file and a total of three garments: for instance Top/Skirt/Waistcoat. Through the projects students will be shown how to prepare fabric and patterns, cut out and construct the garments. Some examples of specific areas to cover will include Seams, Hems, Zips, Darts, Gathers, Facings, Buttonholes and fasteners.

For a PDF leaflet with the above details, please click here.

City & Guilds 7922 – 02
Level 3 Certificate in Fashionwear

• 210 Guided Learning Hours per year.
• 1 weekend a month for 11 months for 2 years.
• Students will be expected to commit to the equivalent of 1 day per week of home study.

This course is for the serious designer maker who has good dressmaking skills and wants to explore design approaches to develop individual pieces.

The design module is a third of the course, studying colour, shape, line texture and form through art media.

This course enables you to design your own patterns through a set pattern-cutting module. This will form the basis for the rest of the garments that will include: A blouse/shirt, a skirt, trousers or shorts, a dress and a lined jacket.

As well as the individual garments the student will produce a portfolio of complex techniques and processes, sampling such areas as seams, hems, collars, embellishment, fastenings, fabrics and haberdashery.

For a PDF leaflet with the above details, please click here.

Important Information:
When enrolling on a course you will need to complete, sign and return the
Application Form, Terms and Conditions and Permission for Photography, thank you.

Before applying and paying for a course, please consult with the tutor about suitability and availability.
Your contact is Rosie Jackson, click to e-mail.
Errors and Omissions Excepted.

Should you have further queries, please call: 015242 62711.