Description:
Tailoring I is the first in a three-part series of classes designed to construct a tailored jacket, from creating a muslin version to ensure proper fit through building all of the interior structure to placing the collar on (final step in class - buttons and buttonholes are up to you). Join me in this fantastic journey that will not only result in a beautiful, well-fitting tailored jacket, but will improve your sewing skills overall.
Supplies:
(All supplies are discussed in the first day of class.)
Many of the supplies may be purchased from B. Black & Sons in Los Angeles and New York, andat Bias Bespoke in New York
Pattern - You can purchase or draft your own pattern with a suggestion that it include the following:
A basic, classic style
Notched collar and lapel
Two-piece set-in sleeves with vents
Center back seam
Full lining
You may buy or draft your pattern
Pattern suggestions:
Men: Base your size choice on your chest measurement.
Vogue 8719, 8988, 8890
Burda 6872
Simplicity 9791, 9241, 8962
Women: If you are a “B” cup or smaller, select your size according to your full bust measurement. If you are larger than a “B” cup, select your size according to your high bust measurement
Vogue 9099, 8333, 8346, 9336, 1752
Butterick 5926
Simplicity 9227, 8844, 8796, 1421
Burda 6463, 6814, 6388
Techniques:
Sewing and fitting a muslin test garment
Transferring adjustments. to the pattern after fitting
Hand stitches used in tailoring
Layout, cutting and marking of fashion fabric