Digital Patternmaking 1
Learn the fundamentals of Pattern Making from your home studio. Using Adobe Illustrator you will create your own set of base patterns digitally, laying the foundation for all your future designs.
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Patternmaking 1 Supply List
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Lesson 1- Course Assignment Overview
Demo 1-Course Objectives
Demo 2- Traditional Patternmaking vs. Digital Patternmaking
Demo 3- Setting up your workspace in Adobe Illustrator
Demo 4- Creating and saving your patternmaking template
Classwork Prompt Lesson 1
Demo 5- Body Measurement Guide
Measurement Guide Filled
Measurement Guide Blank
Demo 6- CLO3D Introduction
Demo 7- Lesson 1 review
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt Lesson 1
LESSON 1 ASSIGNMENT PROMPT
Demo 1- One dart bodice sloper introduction
Demo 2- Measurement review in CLO3D
Demo 3- Overview drafting the front bodice sloper
Demo 4- Setting up front bodice sloper in Adobe Illustrator
Demo 5- Plotting the front bodice part 1
Demo 6- Plotting the front bodice part 2
Demo 7- Plotting the front bodice part 3
Demo 8- Plotting the front bodice part 4
Front Bodice Sloper Step By Step Guide
Classwork Prompt Lesson 2
Demo 9- Lesson 2 review
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt Lesson 2
Demo 1- Lesson 3 objectives
Demo 2- Measurement review for back bodice sloper
Demo 3- Plotting the back bodice sloper part 1
Demo 4- Plotting the back bodice sloper part 2
Demo 5- Plotting the back bodice sloper part 3
Demo 6- Checking front and back slopers
Demo 7- Preparing your files for printing
Back Bodice Step by Step Guide
Demo 8- Lesson 3 review
Classwork Prompt Lesson 3
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt
Demo 1- Lesson 4 Objectives
Demo 2- Skirt sloper measurements review
Demo 3- Plotting the skirt sloper part 1
Skirt Sloper Step By Step Guide
Demo 4- Combining your back skirt and bodice slopers into a dress
Demo 5- Combining front bodice and skirt slopers into a dress
Classwork Prompt Lesson 4
Demo 6- Printing your patterns
Demo 7- Lesson 4 Review
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt
Demo 1- Lesson 5 Objectives
Demo 2- Pant Sloper Measurements
Demo 3- Drafting the Pant Sloper Part 1
Demo 4- Drafting the Pant Sloper Part 2
Demo 5- Drafting the Pant Sloper Part 3
Pant Sloper Step By Step Guide
Demo 6- Combining the Pant and Bodice into a Jumpsuit
Demo 7- Lesson 5 Review
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt
Demo 1- Lesson 6 Objectives
Demo 2- Sleeve Sloper Measurements
Demo 3-Drafting the Sleeve Sloper Part 1
Demo 4- Darted Sleeve Sloper
Sleeve Sloper Step By Step Guide
Classwork Prompt #1
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt
Demo 5- Sleeve Adjustments
Demo 6- Lesson 6 Review
Demo 1- Lesson 7 Objectives
Demo 2- Double checking your finished slopers
Demo 3- Sewing dress segments together virtually in CLO3D
Demo 4- Sewing pant segments together virtually in CLO3D
Demo 5- Adding seam allowance, notches, grainlines, and labels. Printing
Demo 6- Lesson 7 Review
Classwork Prompt #1
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt
Lesson 7 Homework Assignment
Demo 1- Lesson 8 Objectives
Demo 2- Sewing/Cutting Sequence Review
Demo 3- Pattern Alterations Explained in CLO3D
Demo 4- Pant Pattern Alterations Explained in CLO3D
Demo 5-Lesson 8 Review
Classwork Discussion Board Prompt
Lesson 8 Homework Assignment Submission
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Certificate of Completion
You already have basic Adobe Illustrator skills before taking this course.
You'll need the below items to check you work as you go!
We've created this online course series to bring professional fashion techniques to the comfort of your home studio, coffee shop, or dining room table. This beginner course is perfect for;
Aspiring Fashion Designers
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Hobbyists Ready to Level Up
We've created these online courses for aspiring fashion designers, sewing/design hobbyists, and dabblers looking to gain some new skills. We offer courses for all levels and welcome beginners to our community.
We recommend that students have a tablet, laptop, or desktop computer, as well as a smart phone to upload photos of their weekly classwork and homework assignments. Additional course specific supply lists will be provided with each course.
Our certificate courses will have a weekly drip schedule that will release that week's lessons, classwork submission prompts, and homework submission prompts. Students will then have access to weekly live office hours via Google Hangouts to speak with their instructor for questions and real-time feedback. Students will be expected to submit their assignments by midnight the evening before the next lesson release. We do not have live sessions on US holidays. You will be given a calendar upon enrollment to check the available dates and times.
Once you purchase our online workshops and hobbyist projects, your schedule is your own. You will not receive a grade, so you can complete each project at your leisure.
Only students taking our Certificate Courses will receive grades. Passing grades will count towards Made Institute's Designer Development Program.
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