Pattern Making Fundamentals: Level 2
- Duration: 8 weeks (once a week, same day and time for duration)
- Class Size: 8 students (maximum)
- Your Teachers: Madison Prangnell, Melissa McSorley
- Classes Start: Monthly
Price: $625
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- Bodice Block
- Neckline pattern manipulations
- Collar pattern manipulations
- Shirt plackets (classic and invisible button)
- Raglan sleeve
- Kimono sleeve
- Pattern from your own design, including pockets and pattern manipulation
- Prototype and pattern revisions
Pattern Making Fundamentals: Level 2 Part-Time
You’ll walk away from this fun eight week pattern making course knowing how to draft a basic bodice, some classic bodice styles, and create a pattern for a blouse design of your own.
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Meet your professors
Madison Prangnell
Madison has over 8 years of garment construction and pattern making knowledge. She is a VCAD Fashion Design graduate and has been working with various freelance clients and small businesses based in Vancouver for the past 4 years. Working as a Start-Up Product Consultant, Materials and Sourcing Coordinator, and Junior Designer gave her all of the confidence to start her own businesses.
Now, she owns Madison Prangnell Atelier, a full service alterations and customwear shop that caters to custom event wear and bridal. She also is CEO and co-founder of size inclusive, women's underwear brand, Here For Hazel.
Melissa McSorley
Following in her mother and grandmother’s footsteps, Melissa chose a career in the fashion industry and has been teaching for the last three years. She is a graduate from the Art Institute of Vancouver’s Fashion Design and Merchandising program. After a successful pattern making internship while in her second-to-last quarter, Melissa started working in the industry three months before graduation. Since graduation, Melissa has been building her skill set in contract pre-production manufacturing, wearing many hats. She also works with her own clients as a seamstress, doing alterations and one-of-a-kind projects.
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This program doesn’t require approval by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) and hasn’t been reviewed