This Intermediate course is aimed at those who already have completed Stage 1 Professional Sewing Skill and Stage 2 Shirt Making Skills courses or who already have some experience but want to wish to perfect their technique to achieve a professional finish. It the ideal for those wishing to make clothes for themselves, become an excellent seamstress or to potentially set up a business or to gain industry level skills to eventually work within the fashion industry. It would be perfect for someone particularly wanting to concentrate on Trousers and Trouser production either for themselves or for a business.
You will be provided with a ready cut calico trouser and proceed to construct the trouser with the guidance of the tutor.
- Basic use of over-locker to finish seams.
- Sew leg and crotch seams
- Sew a fly zip fastener
- Create pleats
- Sew a jet pocket
- Sew hip pockets and back pockets flaps
- Make and attach a waistband with bound edge and belt loops.
- Make turn up hem
- Make a button hole and attach a button
- Pressing and finishing
HOW MUCH EXPERIENCE DO I ALREADY NEED?
This is an Intermediate level course. You need to have completed our Stage 1 Professional Skills course or have already learned to sew and have made at least 2 other garment to join this stage of the course
WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING?
You don’t need to bring anything with you as all materials are provided.
WHAT COURSE WOULD YOU RECOMMEND AFTER THIS ONE?
Once you have completed this course you may want to progress onto our Stage 4 Jacket Making Skills course or if shirts are your main interest you could take our Stage 5 Pattern Cutting for Trousers course where you will learn to cut trouser patterns for your own design.
WHAT HAVE PEOPLE SAID ABOUT THIS COURSE.
“I thoroughly enjoyed both courses (Shirt and Trouser Making Professional Sewing Skills), I found them very useful and I learned a great deal in a short space of time. The teacher clearly had huge experience; her instruction was very good and appeared to be pitched at the right level for each student, each of whom was working at a different pace. I chose Fashion Antidote because I could not otherwise find short courses to fill the gaps in my knowledge, at a level of professionalism and cost I felt comfortable with.”
Hamish Mackay
