Young Fashion Designers - age 12-16

Take an existing pattern or piece of clothing and revise it to express your personal style. Expect to complete a new pattern and a piece of clothing in this class. Basic sewing skills are required, but extensive experience is not necessary.
Course Number
CC525Class Size
8Age Range
12-16Skill Level
IntermediatePrerequisite
Basic sewing skills are required, but extensive experience is not necessary. You'll be fine if you know machine basics.
Materials
On the first day, bring:
- Paper or a sketchbook
- A small pad of tracing paper
- Pencils or other drawing materials to sketch your ideas
- Some magazines or other images of fashions you like
For Fashion Illustration, the instructor will review materials in the first class.
For Design & Sew, you may use our sewing machines or bring your own.
With instructor's advice, you will purchase your own fabric.
Recommended sewing kit:
- Class 66 bobbins (plastic)
- Dressmaker shears (Fiskars or Gingher)
- Paper scissors
- Assorted machine sewing needles
- Assorted hand sewing needles
- Common pins
- Pin cushion
- Seam ripper
- Dressmaker’s pencil or tailor’s chalk
- Tape measure 60”
- Ruler
- Dark and light color thread for basting
- Thimble
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Instructor, Schedule, and Cost
Instructor: Carol Price
Section 1W: 10 Saturdays, 3:30–5:30pm
1W: Jan 14–Mar 24 (no class Feb 18)
Section 1S: 9 Saturdays, 3:30–5:30pm
Apr 7–June 16 (no class Apr 21, May 26) – OPEN
$200
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Sewing for Children & Teens
Each sewing class incorporates beginners and experienced students, with new and different projects each session. Children enjoy returning for multiple sessions, building their skills and undertaking more complex projects as they progress.


