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Szkicowanie projektów mody

Module 4
The upcycling process:
TECHNIQUES OF TAILORING FOR RE-STYLING AND RENOVATION

Module 4 is mainly about how to use tailoring techniques as tool for upcycling garments and basic & advanced tailoring skills specific to upcycling.

 

By the end of this Module learners will:

  • develop the ability to identify and use correctly, in the upcycling process, tailoring tools and techniques,

  • be able to identify the potential of a garment and  creatively re-style it, with a strong emphasis on sustainability, craftsmanship, and innovation in upcycling,

  • have learned the skill to apply different sewing techniques (by hand and using the machine) in a customization process.

Biuro Projektowania Mody

Unit 1

Introduction to tailoring concepts, materials and process in upcycling.

ENG, IT, GR, PL, PT 

Narzędzia do szycia z bliska

UNIT 2

Basic tailoring techniques for upcycling worth knowing.

Robienie kołdry

UNIT 3

Advanced tailoring techniques for
re-styling garments 

ENG, IT, GR, PL, PT 

Fashion Business

UNIT 4

Creative tailoring applications that are useful.

ENG, IT, GR, PL, PT 

Krawiec dopasowujący garnitur

UNIT 5

Re-styling structured garments: coats, jackets and blazers.

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Video tutorial - smart fabric repair

Check our tutorial - watch the video and learn practical skills.

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Video tutorial - tablecloth top step by step

Check our tutorial - watch the video and learn practical skills.

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Video tutorial - frame mending on denim

Check our tutorial - watch the video and learn practical skills.

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Akcesoria do szycia Flatlay

EXTRA RESOURCES 

Explore and download our free sewing essentials

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QUIZ

Check your knowledge of this module with a short quiz

ENG, IT, GR, PL, PT

Portret kreatywnego miejsca pracy

Glossary

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