Design and Make a Dress from the '60s

Design and Make a Dress from the '60s

“We welcome you to the "Final Project" section! After all the efforts you have made during the course, it is time to share your result with the world. In order to show you all the steps of your creative process, we show you how to structure your final project. Design Your Dress: Choose the pattern and fabric type of the 60s-style dress you want to make. Also draw a mini sketch of your dress, to help you visualize it better.

Take your body measurements and choose the correct size. Then, print and assemble the basic pattern. Customize your pattern with shape changes, style changes, adding a flounce or button placket to your dress. Show us the result! Once you have changed the pattern to your taste, cut the fabric and start sewing your dress. Then, refine the final details, completing your final project. Share some photos of the various steps. Finally, show the final result of your work to the whole community! If there is any detail that you particularly like, please let us see. And if you've also created a variant of the dress, don't miss the opportunity to share that too! We look forward to seeing your creation and engaging in constructive conversations about all of our works. So, don't forget to leave feedback to other people who have taken the course. Also, if you like, you can share your creation on Instagram, using the hashtag #NivulePesciRossiDomestika . We will try to be as present as possible in the forum to be able to give you some advice and get to know each other better. Soon!”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Here we are at the end of this Domestika course. We thank you for following our lessons, we are glad we shared with you some of our modeling and tailoring techniques. With the course we hope to have brought you closer to our world and our method, the result of experience and experimentation. By learning to read a pattern, you will discover that, with imagination and technique, from the same pattern I can obtain infinite variations and customizations. Once you have learned these techniques, try applying them on other models and to personalize the wardrobe with garments made by ...”

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Course summary for: Design and Make a Dress from the '60s

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (84)
• 1897 students
• 6 units
• 20 lessons (2h 4m)
• 12 downloads

• Category

  Craft, Fashion

• Areas

  DIY, Fashion Design, Patternmaking & Dressmaking, Sewing