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Learn the fundamentals of garment pattern cutting through a mix of theory and practical sessions. Participants will develop essential skills in drafting, adjusting, and understanding patterns. Whether you're pursuing a fashion career or exploring a personal interest, this hands-on course is an ideal starting point, combining demonstrations with practical work.
On-Campus Course
Introductory
All Included
Adobe offers a 7-day free trial.
Certificate of Completion
On completing the course you will receive a shareable certificate.
2 Days
14th Jan, 2026 - 15th Jan, 2026
15th Apr, 2026 - 16th Apr, 2026
Core techniques in garment pattern cutting, including drafting patterns for various garments and measuring and fitting to body shapes.
Techniques for adjusting and customising patterns and develop problem-solving skills related to pattern adjustments.
Understand the importance of seam allowances and construction details.
How to translate design ideas into pattern form.
Get hands-on experience in cutting fabric using patterns and industrial machines.
A clear understanding of the garment construction process.
The ability to create customised patterns and translate designs into patterns.
Improved decision-making skills for fabric selection and garment construction.
Development of critical thinking in pattern adjustments and fittings, along with practical knowledge of industry-standard pattern-cutting techniques.
Ideal for anyone passionate looking to learn garment construction or fashion design.
Those looking to enhance their pattern cutting skills for personal or professional development.
Beginners seeking a hands-on introduction to industry-standard pattern cutting techniques.
Deborah Fowler is a highly skilled Fashion Design Technician at the University of Leeds, guiding students through the intricate transformation of 2D patterns into fully realised 3D garments. With a focus on hands-on learning, she mentors’ students in practical garment construction, sharing essential industry techniques that bridge design theory and application.
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As a Fashion Design Innovation Technician at the School of Design, Faye Hindle supports students by teaching them essential technical skills for fashion creation, including the use of industrial machinery and specialised equipment for pattern cutting, embroidery, and garment construction. With over 15 years of industry experience, she provides hands-on guidance, helping students transform creative concepts into professional-quality outcomes.
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