View allAll Photos Tagged patternmaking
After Compliments,
Dear Prospective Student,
Academy of Art & Design offers several professional courses in art, design and allied fields. We are committed to providing our students with quality & professional educational experience. Many opportunities to enhance your education are provided beyond the traditional classroom experience. You'll have the opportunity to participate in profession related organizations, specialized workshops, guest lectures, field trips, and study programs.
Selecting a career in ART & DESIGN can be the correct choice for you if you desire to be in a creative field that combines artistic abilities with technical knowledge and skills.
These are exhilarating times. Life moves fast and is ever-changing. Every day we are bombarded with information and images that stimulates and energizes our imagination. In this exciting climate, design professionals are being called upon to bring order to the environments that we experience daily-the places we live, work and play. Academy of Art & Design is devoted to preparing students and professionals to respond and compete in this expanding field. This is an exciting time.You are on the threshold of an important decision. Clearly one of the most important decisions that you'll ever have to make. Your "CAREER."
We have also started short-term professional courses, which may be of your interest. You can take admission in any of our professional course and avail the best education in the field. We recommend that you apply early no matter what course you are interested. Call on 0091 9987002023 / 2771 4343 to discuss getting started today or for further details, WhatsApp your name, course, location & email id on 00919987002023.
Our expert core faculties :
Ms. Shabnam Deshmukh, Director – Fashion Design & Technology –
Responsible for generating good clientele for our ever-growing business. She is a visiting faculty in many reputed colleges in Mumbai & Navi Mumbai.
Prof. Salam Khan, HOD - Interior Design & Space Management –
Responsible for achieving the set target and developing new designs & layouts. He is a visiting lecturer many reputed colleges in Mumbai & Navi Mumbai.
Kindly check our Academys details on :
www.facebook.com/Institute.of.InteriorDesign.FashionDesign
Sincerely,
Ms. S. Deshmukh. – 9987002023
(Director - Academy of Art & Design )
Creative Educational & Charitable Trust (Govt. Regd.)
Academy of Art & Design - Institute of Interior Design & Fashion Design
C-212, 2nd Floor, Nerul Railway Station Complex,
Near Mahesh Tutorials, Nerul (E), Navi Mumbai – 400706.
Tel. : +91 22 27714343 Cell. : +91 9987002023
Email : academyenquiry@gmail.com
Website : www.designcareer.co.in
Facebook : www.facebook.com/Institute.of.InteriorDesign.FashionDesign
Office Timings : All 7 Days of the week from 10 am to 6:30 pm
Crafty Molly is using Moxie's too-small coat from last winter as a template to make her a new one that fits Moxie's elongated doxie body =)
A transparent acrylic ruler that is a combination of the hip curve, French curve and grading ruler and permits viewing of one’s work underneath.
Obsessed with the thought of making a shirt with as less seams as possible, still having a good fit. Here I'm down to 12.
Inside L219 in Lärarutbildningshuset, ie Teachers Education Building. Me and my coursemate E, were to find a jacket/shirt of some sort and make a pattern inspired by it, based on basic design patterns in our coursebook.
To the left, front cover of L'officiel magazine we found the page and jacket design to be inspired by (I'm afraid we never did note who the designer was, ahem), and to the right our 1:1 scale pattern on a dress form (older design, a bit perkier bust area, than the recent dress forms of the same size)
We are both taking the Mönsterkonstruktion och modellskapande, 7,5hp course, ie Patternmaking. A very fun course so far!
I write a LOT on each pattern piece. I should probably consider a labeling system, but for now, I'm happy to write....it ingrains the information into my brain.
this chambray was 50c at a garage sale and perfect for pants. this was my first pattern. I always do smallest size first and work upwards. I went for a slimmer pant and will just add a dotted line to make shorts!
Everyone decided to help make a sqaure of acrylic yarn to later sew into a blanket as a collaborative project!!
Won't you join us next Tuesday from 6-8pm??
To read more about my sewing project visit my blog: project-hallway.com/2011/02/11/2-11-11-lee-alexander-mcqu...