Sewing
Understanding the applications of different types of industrial sewing machines in the construction of different basic garments.
Sewing I
$375 | 3 weeks
Curriculum:
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Understanding the basics of industrial sewing machines
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Understanding the basics of industrial overlock machines
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Threading the machines
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The relationship between needles, thread and fabric in sewing
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Basic seams and constructing them
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Additional sewing tools (scissors/ seam rippers/ threads etc)
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Walking foot, needle feed, cover stitch, heavy overlock and other machines
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The basics of setting up a good home sewing studio
At the completion of the class, students should know how to operate industrial sewing machines, make various types of seams, what tools are needed and their proper usage and how to set up a basic sewing studio.
Sewing II
$375 | 3 weeks
It is assumed that students for level II must have completed level I, or assessed to have enough knowledge to forgo level I of our program
Curriculum:
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Constructing basic parts such as collars, cuffs, pockets etc for garments
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Working with zippers and different zipper applications
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Presser foots for specific sewing and their usage
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Introduction to sewing leather
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Working with Fusing, Interfacing and Linings
At the completion of the class, students must have a basic knowledge and be able to execute at least 70% of the applications covered In the class at a competent level