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In this 8-minute video, we reflect a copy of our garment half to create a full, symmetrical garment.
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In this video, we true our neck, armhole, and back dart.
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In this video, we drape the side back.
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In this video, we introduce the specifics of the surplice project.
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In this 22-minute video, we go over an advanced technical garment, and how to arrange the various panels to give the illusion of a sewn garment while maintaining flexibility.
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In this 10-minute video, we distinguish Connected from Disconnected prints, and cover the requirements for the project. We then set up a new document ready to work with.
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In this video, we go over the Side Front panel.
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In this 12-minute video, we go over Activity 1. We learn how to align points and remove the seam allowance if working with a commercial pattern.
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In this video, we trace and trim our facings for a smooth garment.
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Oligopoly - Monopolistic Competition - Entry and Exit. Image provided by OpenStax.
Creative Commmons License
Attribution: CC BY
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In this 15-minute video, we learn to create a basic diagonal quilt using a dashed line.
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In this 22-minute video, we go in-depth with zippers, zipper pulls, tabs and gather tapes.
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In this 8-minute video, we go over the actual garment we are trying to illustrate. We then download a flat female template, which we place in a new document in Illustrator.
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In this video, we learn to true our cowl facing and French dart.
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In this 15-minute tutorial, we go over a variety of pattern brushes that allow us to create stitch lines.
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In this video, we introduce our Strapless Torso, how to prep the form, and what to watch out for when we drape.
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