Pattern Making Class 1 — Draft & Sew Your First Skirt Ready to move beyond basic sewing and learn how garments are actually created? In this 4-hour private small-group class, you’ll learn the fundamentals of pattern making and use your own measurements to draft, cut, and sew a basic skirt from your custom pattern. This hands-on class takes you through the complete process, from measurements and pattern drafting to fabric cutting and garment construction. During this class, you will: Learn essential pattern-making terminology and tools Take and record your body measurements Learn how measurements translate into a garment pattern Draft a basic skirt pattern using your own measurements Create front and back pattern pieces with darts Add seam allowances, grainlines, notches, and pattern markings Prepare your pattern for fabric cutting Learn proper fabric layout and cutting techniques Cut your skirt from fabric Sew and construct your skirt Learn basic fitting and finishing techniques Leave with your personalized skirt pattern AND the skirt you created Prerequisites: Students must be able to read a basic ruler (inches and fractions) before enrolling. Basic sewing knowledge is required for this class. This class is not intended for students who are completely new to sewing. Class Details: Length: 4 hoursClass Size: 1–3 studentsScheduling: Classes available every two weeks. What's Included Light snacks & refreshments Pattern paper Measuring tools for use during class Scissors Muslin Sewing machine & basic sewing supplies Use of classroom equipment Your personalized skirt pattern Your finished skirt
