Course in Pattern Making & Assembling Technique
The Cut Fashion Design Academy
The Pattern Making and Construction Module consists of 16 weeks of intensive skill building. The course enables students to become industry proficient in Pattern Making, fit and sewing construction.
The first six weeks are dedicated to learning the fundamentals of pattern making, fit and sewing, and by Week 7 students choose their ‘design’ stream: active/technical wear, evening wear, contemporary women’s or menswear.
A small class size of 12 allows for individual attention, where we provide an industry-level professional environment and the opportunity for students to learn the necessary specialized skills through hands-on training by highly qualified professors.
Students produce garments throughout their studies and create a cohesive 6-piece collection as their final project. Some sewing experience is required. sheets, and cost of markers. Some manual pattern making experience is recommended to take this course.
Additional Pattern Making Modules
Couture Pattern Making Evening Wear / Special Occasion Level 2
Technical Pattern Making Advanced Outerwear / Active Wear Level 2
Term: 16 weeks x 18 hrs/week = 288 hours
Weekly: lecture 5 hours/week. Lab 13 hours/week
Mannequin/measurement taking
Drafting basic pattern blocks – front and back bodice, waistbands, hems
Draft manipulations – darts
Draft special components of a garment – fly zipper, kick pleats, vents, pockets
Design analysis – personal measurements, garment fitting principles, assessing garment fit, alterations to correct fit
Terminology of garment and pattern parts
Pattern marking, labeling, and pattern sequence
Draft sleeve, skirt and pant slopers
Draft button-up shirt pattern
Draft dress sloper
Draft flared/gored/pleated skirt patterns
Introduce collar/sleeve manipulations
Introduce and draft patterns for knit fabrics (activewear) – T-shirt, polo shirt, leggings, bodysuit, hoodie, jacket.
Draft men’s bodice sloper, men’s shirt
Draft kid’s bodice sloper, princess style line dress
Section 2 – Garment Assembly
Use of equipment, maintenance, and safety
Sewing practices
Sewing tools
Identifying fabrics and weaves
Fabric characteristics – grain, weight
Identifying different types of fusing
Threading a machine
Practice sewing straight line, curve line, and back stitch
Using notches
Construct special components of a garment – fly zipper, kick pleats, vents, pockets
Cut, mark, and sew garments
Construction techniques – stitches, seams, hem finishes, zipper applications, waistband applications, pleats, vents, pockets, and lining
Garment assembly methods and sequencing
Complete sewing sample reference booklet
Sew samples constructed from your manipulated pattern blocks for a 6-piece collection
The Pattern Making and Construction Module consists of 16 weeks of intensive skill building. The course enables students to become industry proficient in Pattern Making, fit and sewing construction.
The first six weeks are dedicated to learning the fundamentals of pattern making, fit and sewing, and by Week 7 students choose their ‘design’ stream: active/technical wear, evening wear, contemporary women’s or menswear.
A small class size of 12 allows for individual attention, where we provide an industry-level professional environment and the opportunity for students to learn the necessary specialized skills through hands-on training by highly qualified professors.
Students produce garments throughout their studies and create a cohesive 6-piece collection as their final project. Some sewing experience is required. sheets, and cost of markers. Some manual pattern making experience is recommended to take this course.
Additional Pattern Making Modules
Couture Pattern Making Evening Wear / Special Occasion Level 2
Technical Pattern Making Advanced Outerwear / Active Wear Level 2
Term: 16 weeks x 18 hrs/week = 288 hours
Weekly: lecture 5 hours/week. Lab 13 hours/week
Section 1 – Pattern Making
Introduction to flat pattern-making methods and conceptsMannequin/measurement taking
Drafting basic pattern blocks – front and back bodice, waistbands, hems
Draft manipulations – darts
Draft special components of a garment – fly zipper, kick pleats, vents, pockets
Design analysis – personal measurements, garment fitting principles, assessing garment fit, alterations to correct fit
Terminology of garment and pattern parts
Pattern marking, labeling, and pattern sequence
Draft sleeve, skirt and pant slopers
Draft button-up shirt pattern
Draft dress sloper
Draft flared/gored/pleated skirt patterns
Introduce collar/sleeve manipulations
Introduce and draft patterns for knit fabrics (activewear) – T-shirt, polo shirt, leggings, bodysuit, hoodie, jacket.
Draft men’s bodice sloper, men’s shirt
Draft kid’s bodice sloper, princess style line dress
Section 2 – Garment Assembly
Use of equipment, maintenance, and safety
Sewing practices
Sewing tools
Identifying fabrics and weaves
Fabric characteristics – grain, weight
Identifying different types of fusing
Threading a machine
Practice sewing straight line, curve line, and back stitch
Using notches
Construct special components of a garment – fly zipper, kick pleats, vents, pockets
Cut, mark, and sew garments
Construction techniques – stitches, seams, hem finishes, zipper applications, waistband applications, pleats, vents, pockets, and lining
Garment assembly methods and sequencing
Complete sewing sample reference booklet
Sew samples constructed from your manipulated pattern blocks for a 6-piece collection
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