Start
March 15
Duration
6 months
FUNDAMENTAL
SEWING COURSE
sew 8 wardrobe essentials that will last years
learn how to make any sewing pattern fit your unique body features
Guided by experienced sewing mentors you will:
learn how to sew garments that fit you flawlessly
learn how to fix any fit issue in no time
A practical course that will teach you all the necessary skills to sew like a professional
THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU IF
- YOU ARE A COMPLETE BEGINNERYou have never held a needle before but you’re striving to create high-quality garments, not just beginner-appropriate napkins and placemats. You are tired of fast fashion and willing to express your personal style to the fullest
- YOU LIKE SEWINGYou feel that you lack fundamental sewing knowledge. You want to sew complex garments like trousers and do it fast, without having to peek in the instructions.
- YOUR LEVEL IS INTERMEDIATE OR HIGHERYou want to learn how to make any pattern fit your unique body features, fix any fit issue you may encounter, and improve your sewing skills greatly.
Make 5 essential clothing items that are easy to mix and match
Sew faster and more confidently, which will help you create more unique garments
Acquire the skill of finding fit issues and tackling them
Find out how to adjust patterns to fit your body features
Master techniques required to sew almost any garment
BY THE END OF THE COURSE, YOU WILL
→ regular sewing machine
→ steam iron and ironing board
→ 1–2 hours on weekdays or a few hours during weekends
→ steam iron and ironing board
→ 1–2 hours on weekdays or a few hours during weekends
YOU WILL NEED
THE COURSE WAS CREATED BY EXPERT TAILORS AND FASHION DESIGNERS
YOU CAN BE CONFIDENT IN THE QUALITY OF KNOWLEDGE YOU WILL RECEIVE
WE PROUDLY USE THIS KNOWLEDGE EVERY DAY. YOU WILL NOT SEE A SIGN OF DRY TEXTBOOK THEORY
YOU CAN BE CONFIDENT IN THE QUALITY OF KNOWLEDGE YOU WILL RECEIVE
WE PROUDLY USE THIS KNOWLEDGE EVERY DAY. YOU WILL NOT SEE A SIGN OF DRY TEXTBOOK THEORY
We have checked a million of homeworks over the past 10 years – we know how to teach online
Participants of the The Great British Sewing Bee regularly use Vikisews patterns during the show’s competitions
Our patterns are loved by home sewists and fashion brands that show their creations at Fashion Weeks and get published in Vogue
Vikisews patterns are created by patternmakers with 25 years of professional experience
105 200 sewists have attended our sewing courses over the past 10 years
WHY SHOULD YOU CHOOSE THIS ONLINE SEWING COURSE?
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All the designs included in the course are basic and versatile. Sewing them will help you master a lot of techniques needed to create similar garments in the future, from beginner-friendly to advanced.
You can also switch the pattern if you’d like. Click the “More” button below and find the list of Vikisews patterns you can choose instead of those included in the course.
You can also switch the pattern if you’d like. Click the “More” button below and find the list of Vikisews patterns you can choose instead of those included in the course.
OVER THE COURSE, YOU WILL SEW
Additional bonuses
1) Vikisews Fashion Camp: Your Video Guide to Style
- Meanings expressed by your wardrobe
- Creating a visual concept
- Dressing to look taller: working with vertical proportions
- Balancing the volume: working with horizontal proportions
- Mixing and matching colors
- Algorithm for building looks
- Meanings expressed by your wardrobe
- Creating a visual concept
- Dressing to look taller: working with vertical proportions
- Balancing the volume: working with horizontal proportions
- Mixing and matching colors
- Algorithm for building looks
2) Tips and techniques for working with challenging fabrics
16 extra lessons dedicated to mastering different kinds of fabrics.
- Tweed
- Faux Leather
- Real Leather
- Silk
- Beaded fabrics
- Knit fabrics
- Thick and chunky materials
- Outerwear fabrics
- Raincoat fabrics
- Insulation
16 extra lessons dedicated to mastering different kinds of fabrics.
- Tweed
- Faux Leather
- Real Leather
- Silk
- Beaded fabrics
- Knit fabrics
- Thick and chunky materials
- Outerwear fabrics
- Raincoat fabrics
- Insulation
3) 5 Vikisews sewing courses with detailed video lessons on sewing garments and PDF patterns in all sizes in heights
The offer is valid until March 15, 2025
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Lifetime access to the contents after the course ends
8 sewing patterns in all sizes and heights
The course consists of 100+ pre-recorded video lessons
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COURSE CONTENTS
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All the course contents
Lesson 2.1. How to use a sewing pattern
+ How to measure your size
+ Ease allowances
+ How to choose the right size and height group
+ How to read a pattern
Lesson 2.2. Sewing tools and equipment
+ Everything you need to create clothes
+ How to choose a sewing machine
+ How to thread a sewing machine and set the right stitch
+ How to secure a seam at the beginning and end
+ How to choose a stitch length
+ How to sew a straight line
+ Presser feet overview
+ How to take care of your sewing machine
+ Types of machine stitches
+ How to choose an overlocker
+ How to thread an overlocker and set the right stitch
+ How to take care of your overlocker
+ Steam iron, steam generator iron, or steamer: which one is better?
+ Dress form
+ Tailor’s boards
+ Scissors
+ Pins and needles
Lesson 2.3. Seam sewing techniques
+ Hand stitches and seams
+ Machine seams
Lesson 2.4. Pressing
+ How to press the seams properly
+ How to reinforce garment pieces with fusible interfacing
Lesson 2.5. Fabrics
+ Fabric weight
+ Fiber content
+ Types of fabrics and their uses
+ Fabric properties
+ How to choose a lining fabric
+ Interfacing materials
+ Notions
Lesson 2.6. Cutting. Working with toiles and fixing fit issues
+ How to prepare your fabric for cutting. Pretreating
+ How to prepare a working surface and a paper pattern for cutting
+ Things to consider before cutting
+ Making a toile (why you need one, how to make it, which fabric to use, which markings to transfer)
+ Ways and principles of placing pattern pieces on fabric
+ Cutting out pieces. Transferring patterns and lines
+ Cutting plaid, striped, printed fabrics
+ How to measure your size
+ Ease allowances
+ How to choose the right size and height group
+ How to read a pattern
Lesson 2.2. Sewing tools and equipment
+ Everything you need to create clothes
+ How to choose a sewing machine
+ How to thread a sewing machine and set the right stitch
+ How to secure a seam at the beginning and end
+ How to choose a stitch length
+ How to sew a straight line
+ Presser feet overview
+ How to take care of your sewing machine
+ Types of machine stitches
+ How to choose an overlocker
+ How to thread an overlocker and set the right stitch
+ How to take care of your overlocker
+ Steam iron, steam generator iron, or steamer: which one is better?
+ Dress form
+ Tailor’s boards
+ Scissors
+ Pins and needles
Lesson 2.3. Seam sewing techniques
+ Hand stitches and seams
+ Machine seams
Lesson 2.4. Pressing
+ How to press the seams properly
+ How to reinforce garment pieces with fusible interfacing
Lesson 2.5. Fabrics
+ Fabric weight
+ Fiber content
+ Types of fabrics and their uses
+ Fabric properties
+ How to choose a lining fabric
+ Interfacing materials
+ Notions
Lesson 2.6. Cutting. Working with toiles and fixing fit issues
+ How to prepare your fabric for cutting. Pretreating
+ How to prepare a working surface and a paper pattern for cutting
+ Things to consider before cutting
+ Making a toile (why you need one, how to make it, which fabric to use, which markings to transfer)
+ Ways and principles of placing pattern pieces on fabric
+ Cutting out pieces. Transferring patterns and lines
+ Cutting plaid, striped, printed fabrics
Lesson 3.1. Pattern description
Lesson 3.2. Haute couture seam finishes or how to manage without an overlocker
Lesson 3.3. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 3.4. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 3.5. Pretreating the toile fabric
Lesson 3.6. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 3.7. Transferring the pattern markings to the toile pieces
Lesson 3.8. Interfacing the toile pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 3.9. Assembling the toile
Lesson 3.10. Toile fitting
Lesson 3.11. Pretreating the main and lining fabrics
Lesson 3.12. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 3.13. Transferring the pattern markings
Lesson 3.14. Interfacing the garment pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 3.15. Constructing the top back skirt. Sewing the zipper closure
Lesson 3.16. Constructing the bottom back skirt. Sewing the vent
Lesson 3.17. Constructing the back skirt
Lesson 3.18. Constructing the front skirt. Sewing the slash pockets
Lesson 3.19. Constructing the side seams and attaching the waistband for the fitting. Fitting
Lesson 3.20. Disassembling the skirt after the fitting. Constructing the skirt
Lesson 3.21. Cutting out the lining pieces. Constructing the skirt lining
Lesson 3.22. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the skirt
Lesson 3.23. Finishing the waistband
Lesson 3.24. Hemming the skirt
Lesson 3.25. Sewing a hook and eye closure. Final touches
Lesson 3.2. Haute couture seam finishes or how to manage without an overlocker
Lesson 3.3. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 3.4. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 3.5. Pretreating the toile fabric
Lesson 3.6. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 3.7. Transferring the pattern markings to the toile pieces
Lesson 3.8. Interfacing the toile pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 3.9. Assembling the toile
Lesson 3.10. Toile fitting
Lesson 3.11. Pretreating the main and lining fabrics
Lesson 3.12. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 3.13. Transferring the pattern markings
Lesson 3.14. Interfacing the garment pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 3.15. Constructing the top back skirt. Sewing the zipper closure
Lesson 3.16. Constructing the bottom back skirt. Sewing the vent
Lesson 3.17. Constructing the back skirt
Lesson 3.18. Constructing the front skirt. Sewing the slash pockets
Lesson 3.19. Constructing the side seams and attaching the waistband for the fitting. Fitting
Lesson 3.20. Disassembling the skirt after the fitting. Constructing the skirt
Lesson 3.21. Cutting out the lining pieces. Constructing the skirt lining
Lesson 3.22. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the skirt
Lesson 3.23. Finishing the waistband
Lesson 3.24. Hemming the skirt
Lesson 3.25. Sewing a hook and eye closure. Final touches
Lesson 4.1. Pattern description
Lesson 4.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 4.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 4.4. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 4.5. Transferring the pattern markings to the toile pieces
Lesson 4.6. Interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 4.7. Assembling the toile
Lesson 4.8. Toile fitting
Lesson 4.9. Pretreating the main fabric. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 4.10. Transferring the pattern markings
Lesson 4.11. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 4.12. Assembling the dress for the fitting
Lesson 4.13. Fitting
Lesson 4.14. Disassembling the dress after the fitting
Lesson 4.15. Cutting out the lining pieces
Lesson 4.16. Sewing the dress after the fitting. Constructing the bodice and skirt
Lesson 4.17. Sewing the invisible zipper closure
Lesson 4.18. Hemming the dress
Lesson 4.19. Constructing the lining
Lesson 4.20. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the dress
Lesson 4.21. Finishing the neckline
Lesson 4.22. Constructing the sleeves and attaching them to the dress
Lesson 4.23. Covering the shoulder pads with the lining. Final touches
Lesson 4.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 4.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 4.4. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 4.5. Transferring the pattern markings to the toile pieces
Lesson 4.6. Interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 4.7. Assembling the toile
Lesson 4.8. Toile fitting
Lesson 4.9. Pretreating the main fabric. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 4.10. Transferring the pattern markings
Lesson 4.11. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 4.12. Assembling the dress for the fitting
Lesson 4.13. Fitting
Lesson 4.14. Disassembling the dress after the fitting
Lesson 4.15. Cutting out the lining pieces
Lesson 4.16. Sewing the dress after the fitting. Constructing the bodice and skirt
Lesson 4.17. Sewing the invisible zipper closure
Lesson 4.18. Hemming the dress
Lesson 4.19. Constructing the lining
Lesson 4.20. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the dress
Lesson 4.21. Finishing the neckline
Lesson 4.22. Constructing the sleeves and attaching them to the dress
Lesson 4.23. Covering the shoulder pads with the lining. Final touches
Lesson 5.1. Pattern description
Lesson 5.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 5.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 5.4. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 5.5. Transferring the pattern markings to the toile pieces
Lesson 5.6. Interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 5.7. Assembling the toile
Lesson 5.8. Toile fitting
Lesson 5.9. Pretreating the main and lining fabrics
Lesson 5.10. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 5.11. Transferring the pattern markings
Lesson 5.12. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 5.13. Transferring the pattern markings with hand stitches
Lesson 5.14. Pressing the trousers
Lesson 5.15. Assembling the darts and sewing the single-welt pocket on the back
Lesson 5.16. Sewing the front slash pockets
Lesson 5.17. Constructing the crotch seam, side seams, and inseams
Lesson 5.18. Sewing the fly front closure
Lesson 5.19. Constructing the belt loops. Attaching the waistband for the fitting
Lesson 5.20. Fitting
Lesson 5.21. Attaching the waistband to the trousers
Lesson 5.22. Hemming the trousers
Lesson 5.23. Final touches
Lesson 5.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 5.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 5.4. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 5.5. Transferring the pattern markings to the toile pieces
Lesson 5.6. Interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 5.7. Assembling the toile
Lesson 5.8. Toile fitting
Lesson 5.9. Pretreating the main and lining fabrics
Lesson 5.10. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 5.11. Transferring the pattern markings
Lesson 5.12. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 5.13. Transferring the pattern markings with hand stitches
Lesson 5.14. Pressing the trousers
Lesson 5.15. Assembling the darts and sewing the single-welt pocket on the back
Lesson 5.16. Sewing the front slash pockets
Lesson 5.17. Constructing the crotch seam, side seams, and inseams
Lesson 5.18. Sewing the fly front closure
Lesson 5.19. Constructing the belt loops. Attaching the waistband for the fitting
Lesson 5.20. Fitting
Lesson 5.21. Attaching the waistband to the trousers
Lesson 5.22. Hemming the trousers
Lesson 5.23. Final touches
Lesson 6.1. Pattern description
Lesson 6.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your bust and waist measurements
Lesson 6.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 6.4. Pretreating the fabric for the toile. Cutting out the toile pieces and transferring the pattern markings. Interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 6.5. Assembling the toile
Lesson 6.6. Toile fitting
Lesson 6.7. Pretreating the fabric. Cutting out the garment pieces and transferring the pattern markings. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 6.8. Assembling the darts on the front. Sewing the placket
Lesson 6.9. Joining the yoke with the front and back
Lesson 6.10. Finishing the sleeve slit
Lesson 6.11. Joining the sleeve with the open armscye of the blouse. Constructing the side seams. Hemming the blouse
Lesson 6.12. Constructing the collar
Lesson 6.13. Attaching the collar to the blouse
Lesson 6.14. Constructing the cuffs
Lesson 6.15. Finishing the button and buttonhole closure
Lesson 6.16. Sewing the blouse with a heavyweight fabric (dress-weight silk)
Lesson 6.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your bust and waist measurements
Lesson 6.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 6.4. Pretreating the fabric for the toile. Cutting out the toile pieces and transferring the pattern markings. Interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 6.5. Assembling the toile
Lesson 6.6. Toile fitting
Lesson 6.7. Pretreating the fabric. Cutting out the garment pieces and transferring the pattern markings. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 6.8. Assembling the darts on the front. Sewing the placket
Lesson 6.9. Joining the yoke with the front and back
Lesson 6.10. Finishing the sleeve slit
Lesson 6.11. Joining the sleeve with the open armscye of the blouse. Constructing the side seams. Hemming the blouse
Lesson 6.12. Constructing the collar
Lesson 6.13. Attaching the collar to the blouse
Lesson 6.14. Constructing the cuffs
Lesson 6.15. Finishing the button and buttonhole closure
Lesson 6.16. Sewing the blouse with a heavyweight fabric (dress-weight silk)
Lesson 7.1. Pattern description
Lesson 7.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 7.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 7.4. Pretreating and interfacing the toile fabric
Lesson 7.5. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 7.6. Interfacing the toile pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 7.7. Assembling the toile
Lesson 7.8. Toile fitting
Lesson 7.9. Pretreating and interfacing the main fabric
Lesson 7.10. Cutting out the garment pieces out of the main fabric, lining fabric, and interfacing
Lesson 7.11. Interfacing the garment pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 7.12. Constructing the darts
Lesson 7.13. Sewing the welt chest pocket
Lesson 7.14. Sewing the flap pockets
Lesson 7.15. Finishing the center front edges
Lesson 7.16. Constructing the back
Lesson 7.17. Constructing the lining
Lesson 7.18. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the blazer
Lesson 7.19. Constructing the collar
Lesson 7.20. Attaching the collar to the blazer
Lesson 7.21. Constructing the sleeves
Lesson 7.22. Final touches
Lesson 7.2. How to adjust the pattern to fit your body measurements
Lesson 7.3. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 7.4. Pretreating and interfacing the toile fabric
Lesson 7.5. Cutting out the toile pieces
Lesson 7.6. Interfacing the toile pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 7.7. Assembling the toile
Lesson 7.8. Toile fitting
Lesson 7.9. Pretreating and interfacing the main fabric
Lesson 7.10. Cutting out the garment pieces out of the main fabric, lining fabric, and interfacing
Lesson 7.11. Interfacing the garment pieces and reinforcing the edges
Lesson 7.12. Constructing the darts
Lesson 7.13. Sewing the welt chest pocket
Lesson 7.14. Sewing the flap pockets
Lesson 7.15. Finishing the center front edges
Lesson 7.16. Constructing the back
Lesson 7.17. Constructing the lining
Lesson 7.18. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the blazer
Lesson 7.19. Constructing the collar
Lesson 7.20. Attaching the collar to the blazer
Lesson 7.21. Constructing the sleeves
Lesson 7.22. Final touches
Lesson 8.1. Pattern description
Lesson 8.2. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 8.3. Choosing the size
Lesson 8.4. Cutting out and interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 8.5. Assembling the toile
Lesson 8.6. Toile fitting
Lesson 8.7. Sewing the trench coat with patent leather
Lesson 8.8. Pretreating the main and lining fabrics
Lesson 8.9. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 8.10. Transferring the pattern markings to the garment pieces. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 8.11. Assembling the trench coat for the fitting. Sewing the welt pockets
Lesson 8.12. Sewing the small pieces: tabs, epaulets, belt loops, belt
Lesson 8.13. Constructing the back yoke and storm flap
Lesson 8.14. Constructing the front and back for the fitting
Lesson 8.15. Constructing the sleeves and attaching them to the garment for the fitting
Lesson 8.16. Constructing the collar and attaching it to the garment for the fitting
Lesson 8.17. Fitting
Lesson 8.18. Disassembling the garment after the fitting
Lesson 8.19. Cutting out the lining pieces
Lesson 8.20. Finishing the center front edges. Constructing the side seams
Lesson 8.21. Constructing the sleeves. Attaching the sleeves to the garment
Lesson 8.22. Constructing the collar
Lesson 8.23. Attaching the collar to the garment
Lesson 8.24. Hemming the trench coat
Lesson 8.25. Constructing the lining
Lesson 8.26. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the trench coat
Lesson 8.27. Finishing the closure. Final touches
Lesson 8.2. Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 8.3. Choosing the size
Lesson 8.4. Cutting out and interfacing the toile pieces
Lesson 8.5. Assembling the toile
Lesson 8.6. Toile fitting
Lesson 8.7. Sewing the trench coat with patent leather
Lesson 8.8. Pretreating the main and lining fabrics
Lesson 8.9. Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 8.10. Transferring the pattern markings to the garment pieces. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 8.11. Assembling the trench coat for the fitting. Sewing the welt pockets
Lesson 8.12. Sewing the small pieces: tabs, epaulets, belt loops, belt
Lesson 8.13. Constructing the back yoke and storm flap
Lesson 8.14. Constructing the front and back for the fitting
Lesson 8.15. Constructing the sleeves and attaching them to the garment for the fitting
Lesson 8.16. Constructing the collar and attaching it to the garment for the fitting
Lesson 8.17. Fitting
Lesson 8.18. Disassembling the garment after the fitting
Lesson 8.19. Cutting out the lining pieces
Lesson 8.20. Finishing the center front edges. Constructing the side seams
Lesson 8.21. Constructing the sleeves. Attaching the sleeves to the garment
Lesson 8.22. Constructing the collar
Lesson 8.23. Attaching the collar to the garment
Lesson 8.24. Hemming the trench coat
Lesson 8.25. Constructing the lining
Lesson 8.26. Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the trench coat
Lesson 8.27. Finishing the closure. Final touches
Lesson 9.1 Pattern description
Lesson 9.2 How to adjust the pattern to fit your measurements
Lesson 9.3 Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 9.4 Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 9.5 Assembling the garment for the fitting.
Lesson 9.6 Fitting
Lesson 9.7 Sewing the dress after the fitting
Lesson 9.8 Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the dress. Finishing the neckline.
Lesson 9.9 Hemming the dress. Final touches
Lesson 9.2 How to adjust the pattern to fit your measurements
Lesson 9.3 Recommended fabrics. Tools and equipment
Lesson 9.4 Cutting out the garment pieces
Lesson 9.5 Assembling the garment for the fitting.
Lesson 9.6 Fitting
Lesson 9.7 Sewing the dress after the fitting
Lesson 9.8 Attaching the lining to the outer shell of the dress. Finishing the neckline.
Lesson 9.9 Hemming the dress. Final touches
Lesson 10.1 Pattern description
Lesson 10.2 How to adjust the pattern to fit your measurements
Lesson 10.3 Assembling the toile. Toile fitting.
Lesson 10.4 Pretreating the main fabric. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 10.5 Sewing a welt pocket on the assembled front
Lesson 10.6 Constructing the garment. Finishing the center front edges
Lesson 10.7 Joining the garment with the lining. Finishing the button and buttonhole closure
Lesson 10.2 How to adjust the pattern to fit your measurements
Lesson 10.3 Assembling the toile. Toile fitting.
Lesson 10.4 Pretreating the main fabric. Interfacing the garment pieces
Lesson 10.5 Sewing a welt pocket on the assembled front
Lesson 10.6 Constructing the garment. Finishing the center front edges
Lesson 10.7 Joining the garment with the lining. Finishing the button and buttonhole closure
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Of course, you can! The FUNDAMENTAL SEWING COURSE is made for beginners. If you haven’t tried sewing yet or if your sewing experience has been somewhat spoiled, you will have 6 whole months to figure out and learn everything you need. You will be able to sew 5 wardrobe essentials with your own hands! To do that, you will need to spend a few hours every day. You can watch the video lessons at any time you find convenient, without having to adjust your schedule and figure out time zones. And you won’t be alone – our team of professional and experienced sewing mentors will answer any question you might have. They will be there to watch your progress and check your homework. This course will once and for all teach you how to make any sewn garment fit you perfectly!
You are an experienced sewist, that's amazing! However, if you're not quite well-versed in fitting, if you sew using ready-made patterns only, and don't usually see why your projects don't fit you the way you've expected, it means that some basic knowledge is definitely missing. Our course is not made to teach you how to sew to sew "from scratch." It was created to "fill in the knowledge gaps", teach you professional sewing techniques, and guide you from "the result is not bad" to "my project is perfect!" Fundamental Sewing Course is the foundation for building true mastery.
The course consists of pre-recorded high-quality video lessons that you can watch anytime from any device, without having to adjust your schedule and figure out time zones. Your access to all the course materials won’t be limited in time, however, our sewing mentors will be available for 6 months only. By the end of the course, you will be able to extend the mentor support for 3 months. Also, we understand that circumstances can get in the way, which is why we offer you the option of freezing your progress for up to 1 month if necessary.
Yes, you will get all course patterns in all sizes and heights.
Yes, you can replace the patterns included in the course with any other patterns from the list:
Skirts: Cecile Skirt, Malika Skirt, Vilora Skirt, Agnia Skirt, Blake Skirt, Jane Skirt
Dresses: Leonie Dress, Asel Dress, Odette Dress, Esther Dress, Violet Dress, Odelia Dress, Lynne Dress, Buffy Dress, Eden Dress, Helga Dress
Blouses: Jenna Blouse, Demi Blouse, Fritzi Blouse, Cynthia Blouse, Laima Blouse, Kaia Blouse, Joslyn Blouse
Trousers: Lora Trousers, Adeline Trousers, Karen Trousers, Jaqueline Trousers, Daphna Trousers, Anne Trousers, Ruth Shorts, Edna Trousers, Halsey Trousers, Heather Shorts
Blazers: Riana Blazer, Eteri Blazer, Nancy Blazer, Jackie Jacket, Fernanda Blazer, Marisa Blazer, Bryce Blazer, Janet Blazer, Mercy Jacket
You can find more information on switching patterns in the corresponding lesson of the Introductory unit.
Skirts: Cecile Skirt, Malika Skirt, Vilora Skirt, Agnia Skirt, Blake Skirt, Jane Skirt
Dresses: Leonie Dress, Asel Dress, Odette Dress, Esther Dress, Violet Dress, Odelia Dress, Lynne Dress, Buffy Dress, Eden Dress, Helga Dress
Blouses: Jenna Blouse, Demi Blouse, Fritzi Blouse, Cynthia Blouse, Laima Blouse, Kaia Blouse, Joslyn Blouse
Trousers: Lora Trousers, Adeline Trousers, Karen Trousers, Jaqueline Trousers, Daphna Trousers, Anne Trousers, Ruth Shorts, Edna Trousers, Halsey Trousers, Heather Shorts
Blazers: Riana Blazer, Eteri Blazer, Nancy Blazer, Jackie Jacket, Fernanda Blazer, Marisa Blazer, Bryce Blazer, Janet Blazer, Mercy Jacket
You can find more information on switching patterns in the corresponding lesson of the Introductory unit.